The great common denominator
There is no single issue that constitutes a broader national consensus among the Palestinians than the issue of prisoners held ...
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Time for Israel to take back control of its prisons
The autonomy enjoyed by the security prisoners is an abysmal anomaly: from cell phones they use to coordinate terrorist attacks, ...
The fear of rocking the boat
Addicted to the fake notion of maintaining "industrial peace" and quiet, the political echelon and the judiciary have gone from ...
In addressing antisemitism, honesty matters
The lack of response to President Biden’s lie about visiting the site of the Pittsburgh synagogue mass shooting reminds us ...
The government's fleeting view of Khan al-Ahmar
In the past, when Netanyahu was in power, members of this government called for the evacuation of Khan al-Ahmar, but ...
Let this be a year of reconciliation and unity
As identity politics breeds alienation and polarization, let us pray this Rosh Hashanah that next year "Israelis" and "Jews" will ...
Together, we can build a home for us all
We all long for good. But it is not enough to long for it – we must make it happen.
Leave bereavement out of politics
The Israeli military has the means to investigate its operational errors and learn from them and we must not allow ...
The line between constructive and destructive criticism
Border Police officer Barel Hadaria Shmueli died because of a tactical error, not negligence.
When antisemitic lunatics take over the academic asylum
A new literary weapon by Andrew Pessin is a sparkling and savagely satirical novel about campus “cancel culture.”