Time to reform our decision-making process
The nursing home crisis during the coronavirus outbreak reflects a chaotic decision-making process that was largely detached from reality. Such ...
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Democracy's saviors?
Members of our judiciary have fallen in love with their image as the guardians of liberal democracy but they have ...
A global Jewish community honoring our connections
The stories of Israel have become a fabric that has embraced me and embraced Jews around the world.
Does media bias against Israel still matter?
The slanted headlines and stories by โThe New York Timesโ are important not because they turn most Americans against Israel, ...
We are the next generations
Israeli leaders now have the historic opportunity to finish the job that the countryโs forefathers could not.
Big, but not big enough for an Arab minister
All the promises that the new government would include Arab representation that would serve as an alternative to the Joint ...
Giving up on Yamina is absurd
Through three elections, the right-wing bloc remained in lockstep. It would be ridiculous to break it apart now that a ...
A chance for renewed dialogue with Diaspora Jews
The pandemic is an opportunity to strengthen old bridges and build new ones to connect an ancient people to their ...
Yamina and Likud must find a way
The problem with the political standoff between Likud and Yamina is that both sides are right. Ultimately, both sides will ...
Yamina's shift may rattle Netanyahu's base
The national-religious faction's decision to join the opposition deals a blow to the right-wing bloc on which the prime minister ...