Netanyahu: From first to worst in under 2 months?
The man who has accomplished so much as prime minister is throwing it all away with his current handling of ...
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Likud has left the periphery behind
Historically low voter turnout in traditional right-wing strongholds indicates a growing, silent protest movement expressing despair and understanding that Likud ...
What's in a name? The Israeli-Palestinian case
Did the Jewish state commit a historic misjudgment by selecting the name “Israel”?
A bleak future for American Jewry
Jewish history is fraught with persecution. We must see current events against the backdrop of what our ancestors have endured ...
Arab leaders siding with Israel against Tehran
Last week's announcement of a deal between Abu Dhabi's Group 42 and Israeli government defense companies to cooperate on solutions ...
Natanz blast rocks Iran on many levels
The quickest way for Iran to harm Israel is through its proxies in Syria. The public accusations of Israel necessitate, ...
The great corona disconnect
You don't have to be an extraordinary crisis manager to realize that when it comes to managing the pandemic, the ...
On the verge of losing control
Given the current daily rate of infection, and the fact that the percentage of seriously ill among older patients has ...
Myths about sovereignty assertion
Critics say attaining sovereignty will undermine the peace process and ruin Israel's reputation abroad, but these myths do not hold ...
A tale of 2 revolutions, and why America must be celebrated
The radical narrative that the United States is incorrigibly racist is rooted in a revisionist spirit that threatens the rule ...