Sourpuss about peace, while pursuing Iran
How can the Abraham Accords thrive when Washington seems to be running helter-skelter into another deal with the Ayatollahs of ...
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Bennett, Lapid against the periphery
In the entire spectrum of the anti-Netanyahu bloc, one struggles to find a true leftist, one that represents first and ...
Biden loses no time in erasing Trump's legacy
The new administration is eager to revive the traditional diplomatic approach to negotiating with Iran, which comes at the expense ...
Bennett, don't jeopardize our right-wing government
Yamina head Naftali Bennett has what it takes to one day serve as Israel's prime minister. His best chance of ...
Another day, another failed coup in Jordan
The wave of arrests didn't surprise any senior Israeli officials familiar with the inner workings of the Jordanian royal family, ...
A recipe for political instability
Yamina leader Naftali Bennett knows that any power-sharing deal with any element from the Center-Left bloc will not end well ...
Global freedom on the decline
Only one in five residents lives in a country designated as "Free," that is, in societies run by democratically elected, ...
Bennett's talk of division serves no one but the Left
Doesn't Yamina party leader Naftali Bennett realize that when it comes to the Left, "division" can only be replaced by ...
Time is on Netanyahu's side
The Israeli public's lack of preference for any candidate other than Benjamin Netanyahu will prevent his competitors either from forming ...
Don't buy a narrative about hate that fuels unreasonable fear
Antisemitism in America is real. But the ADL's overhyped statistics paint a false picture of contemporary Jewish life intended to ...