It's time to end deaths on our roads
Instead of addressing road safety only in times of crisis, the government must create a thorough and consistent plan that ...
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Who speaks for the Arab world about Israel?
Signs of support for coexistence continue to appear. But the Israel-bashing at a U.N. Security Council debate is a reminder ...
Gush Katif disengagement remains an open wound
As we continue to mourn the loss of a vibrant community, let us vow to prevent another disengagement for the ...
The battle for the moderate Right
Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu is pleased with the Likud list, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have concerns.
Semantics behind Operation Breaking Dawn
The use of the word "dawn" suggest that before Yesh Atid came to power there was nothing but fumbling in ...
Who is more antisemitic: The right or the left?
Only 93 Jews participated in a new survey on ideological beliefs, but their responses show a high degree of consensus.
The 'forever war' against the West
Eliminating terrorist leaders is useful. But those waging what they regard as a 1,400-year-old jihad against infidels, heretics and apostates ...
Time for a new status-quo on Temple Mount
The current arrangement is anachronistic, discriminatory, and contradicts acceptable international norms.
Israel's war with Islamic Jihad was a wakeup call for the West
Operation Breaking Dawn proved that the diplomatic option has slim chances of working in the Middle East.
It's time for American Jewish activists to put politics aside
Jews who want to fight antisemitism must overcome the left-right divide and form a popular front against our enemies.