The Palestinian PM must go
Since taking office in 2019, Mohammad Shtayyeh has been an obstacle to peace and an active saboteur of any cooperation ...
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Shooting for gun control?
In the wake of the Texas massacre, Americans ought to consider what Israelis have learned the hard way: that firearms ...
Jerusalem, a city whose future is just as promising as its rich past
From the day that Jerusalem was unified, all parts of it have been growing and developing.
Jerusalem is the embodiment of Jewish justice
On Jerusalem Day, we must talk about the Jerusalem that accompanied us on our long journey in the Diaspora. When ...
Jerusalem is larger than the sum of its parts
There are 364 days a year during which one can discuss the challenges Jerusalem faces. For one day a year, ...
Yom Yerushalayim: Correcting a historical injustice
The past decade has been fraught with attacks on religious sites for Muslims and Christians throughout the Middle East. Only ...
The flag march is important, but living flags are more so
The future of the Old City of Jerusalem will be decided by facts on the ground and the Jews who ...
Changing the rules of the game vis-à-vis Iran
For years, now-Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stressed the need to target Iran rather than just its proxies. It seems his ...
Has Israel relinquished its war on the Iranian nuclear project?
Israel has failed to convince the Biden administration to put a credible military option on the table and now Iran ...
Fighting antisemitism as winners, not victims
We should not only fight antisemitism, but promote "pro-Semitism."