Israel's strategic situation doesn't brook inertia
Prolonged political uncertainty poses two different dangers: that Israel’s enemies will be tempted to take advantage of Israel’s infirmity and ...
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Israel's fractured democracy and its repercussions
The net result of the current coalition system is that the various parties end up settling for the lowest common ...
Listen to Brig. Gen. Dror Shalom
The most senior figure in situation assessment in the defense establishment has some surprising things to say, many of which ...
Still not a partner for peace
In a recent address to the UN General Assembly, Abbas reiterated his commitment to paying terrorists' salaries and made clear ...
It's time to put an end to labeling Trump an anti-Semite
Regardless of your opinion about the merits of impeachment, the president’s lashing out at two prominent Democrats leading the attack ...
Netanyahu is in no rush
When the threat of a third election becomes reality, redemption may come from of all people, Avigdor Lieberman. Hoping to ...
Why Israelis should support the Iraqi protesters
Israel has a strategic imperative to aid the protest movement seeking to topple the Iraqi government, both to support the ...
No Ukraine, no gain
The impeachment proceedings launched by the Democrats are just confirmation of the so-called "collusion delusion" they have had for years. ...
American Jewry's days of reckoning
The more strongly liberal Jews embrace progressivism, the less capable they become of defending their Judaism – much less defending ...
Netanyahu's fate and the future of Israeli democracy
The flimsy corruption charges against Netanyahu create a precedent that is a greater threat to the rule of law and ...