When abundance breeds contempt
The ready availability of the COVID-19 vaccine makes it less valuable to Israelis who otherwise fight tooth and nail to ...
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The international miscarriage of justice at The Hague
Should non-democratic, non-pluralistic societies be allowed to use the ICC as a way of defending themselves against democracy and entrenching ...
We're going to make history, again
This week, Israel takes the global stage as it hosts the Tel Aviv Grand Slam 2021 judo tournament. Sadly, there ...
The ICC elephant in the room
The court’s ruling that it may investigate Israel for war crimes also allows it to investigate Hamas, potentially throwing a ...
Fighting anti-Semitism benefits Arabs
Looking back in time, we find a correlation between the prevalence of anti-Semitism in the region and instability, terrorism, and ...
Common sense prevailed
Both Biden and Trump are glad the impeachment saga is over, for different reasons.
Navigating Israel's ship of state through the Biden storm
Right now, it seems that neither Israel nor the US’s Arab allies in the Persian Gulf can partner with the ...
Israel must fight back against the ICC
The Jewish state must not allow the court to undercut its self-assurance regarding the fundamental justice underpinning its cause
Is a long-term arrangement in Gaza really possible?
For Hamas, a deal would involve securing its role as a Palestinian governing entity with tangible achievements to present to ...
The return of 'progressive' diplomacy
A wholesale changeover in Washington’s foreign policy elites is underway; a substitution of mindsets that worries Israel. Here is a ...