The test Berlin poses for Israel's leadership
The election results in the German capital are a clear warning sign. Against the backdrop of concern within the Jewish ...
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Not just victim and aggressor: what are we missing in the NAZA debate?
The controversy over the Israeli documentary has divided the public into entrenched camps, but rigid victim-aggressor binaries threaten to erase ...
Remember the name Hassan Piker
He has roughly 10 million social media followers and spreads blatant antisemitic statements, yet he keeps winning legitimacy from Democratic ...
Time to discard the UN, start over from scratch
Durban’s enduring dangers.
The road to normalization with Saudi Arabia runs through Bab el-Mandeb
The threat to Red Sea shipping lanes is hurting both Israel and Riyadh's economic vision, but it is also creating ...
Armenia is the missing piece in the Eastern Mediterranean
Connecting Yerevan to the Israel-Greece-Cyprus security architecture creates a vital counterweight to Turkish expansionism in the Caucasus.
Yom Kippur War: What we learned, what we forgot
Sadat did not become a lover of Zion, but Israel’s military achievements, following the Arab defeat in the Six-Day War, ...
Public diplomacy alone will not be enough
Nearly 25 minutes of applause for “NAZA” illustrate the depth of the hostility toward the Jewish state.
Military successes in the face of diplomatic and media failures
In the current climate of anti-Israel sentiment and pro-Palestinian blindness, the double-dealing and hypocrisy of all those who claim to ...
All hail the Haredi Public party
Finally, a voice of political responsibility from the Ultra-Orthodox public.