For the country's sake, Netanyahu trial must go on
Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu’s willingness to go this far has served to expose much of the State Attorney’s Office’s shame, ...
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Bennett-Lapid government is limping toward its end
If indeed Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu signs a plea deal, the government might begin negotiating with his successor. Once that ...
Netanyahu plea deal is of secondary importance
From a national point of view, what matters is how the Likud conducts itself in the process of choosing its ...
Zero tolerance policy is key to uprooting Negev violence
Having turned a blind eye to the Bedouin violence in the south for decades, the government must now enforce the ...
Don't let devotion to dialogue get in the way
The Texas hostage-taker wanted to release an anti-Semitic terrorist whose freedom is sought by Muslim groups. Is it Islamophobic to ...
The Beth Israel Congregation attack and antisemitism
The sad and inexplicable truth is this: Antisemitism is alive and well on planet Earth, and the United States is ...
Netanyahu faces the greatest dilemma of his political life
Should Netanyahu retire as a result of an indictment, this would shock the political system and the coalition, but the ...
Djokovic's deportation is Australia's loss
The Australian government’s dealings with the world’s top tennis player make no sense, but his principled positions will only enhance ...
Israel's last chance to resolve the Negev Bedouin crisis
Like other countries in the region, Israel has failed to provide its Bedouin population with housing, employment, and education opportunities.
Israel must fight extremism in the Arab sector
Those who received family unification residency permits in Israel are often involved in terror activities. Frequently, the presence of these ...