Bennett was busy with Europe while things fell apart at home
Like former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did in his first time, Naftali Bennett took his eye off political matters, and ...
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Israelis blindly accepting the enemy's language and narrative
"Intifada," "hudna," "jihad," - an increasing number of Israelis are adopting terms created and fermented in the other side's habitat ...
With coalition chair gone, Bennett must go
While Bennett and Lapid will do everything they can to find a suitable alternative to coalition chairwoman Idit Silman. Had ...
The West won't pay the price to save Ukraine
Russia has never fought with kid gloves, and no one should be surprised at the atrocities Russian forces are committing ...
The United Nations doesn't care about women's rights
Adding Iran to the world body’s Commission on the Status of Women on is not only a sick joke; it’s ...
Israel may benefit from a deal with Assad
There is an unexplained disparity between Israel’s impressive military posture and its very limited tendency to proactively engage the region ...
A security fence that provides no security?
The IDF and Shin Bet security agency's success in thwarting terrorism comes from ongoing daily efforts deep in Judea and ...
Hysteria is unnecessary, but public pressure is important
It's good that the public is outraged over the recent spate of lethal terrorist attacks. They are nothing new, but ...
Iran's multiple threats and Biden's multiple concessions
Current administration policy towards Tehran pays little heed to the arming and training of terrorist forces around the region.
Debunking liberal assumptions about Jewish security in Europe
Those who decry Hungary’s Orban for his party’s past while cheering on Ukrainian nationalism are being inconsistent. It illustrates fallacies ...