Lieberman, the master manipulator
Given how crafty Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman is, the Right is facing an uphill battle if it wants to ...
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Jabotinsky's creed more relevant than ever
Zionist leader Ze'ev Jabotinsky will be remembered for many generations as one who knew how to stand up for his ...
The incendiary balloon of international law
In the 20th century, Jewish lawyers, jurists and other activists sought to fashion international human-rights law into a defense mechanism ...
Gantz should learn from the haredi attitude toward Netanyahu
If Netanyahu wins the election, the most responsible thing Gantz could do for the nation would be to go to ...
Ask the tough questions
IDF troops who eliminated a terrorist near the Israel-Gaza border this week may have achieved their immediate operational objective, but ...
'The Arab mentality' is convenient for the Right
The Right ignores data that doesn't support its opinion of the Arabs as primitive and violent, and ignores primitive, violent ...
We've become traffic cops on the Temple Mount
Israel devotes so much time to worrying about Muslim interests on the Temple Mount while virtually ignoring its own national ...
The answer to hatred of Jews: Jewish pride
The threat of anti-Semitic violence is real. But American Jews are not in the kind of danger that should force ...
Is this Netanyahu's last hurrah?
Despite Netanyahu's troubles, polls show that most Israelis still consider him the most competent candidate for the position of prime minister. His ...
Barak and Netanyahu's history of animosity
Former PM Ehud Barak cannot forgive Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for being a better leader than he ever was. Barak ...