Political paranoia or putsch?
Side by side they sat, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin at the memorial ceremony for the late ...
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The little prince
The Arab and Islamic worlds are known for their ruthlessness in solving problems, both in the family and between rulers ...
Appropriate consequences for barbarism
This much we know for certain: Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi citizen, critic of the royal family, and Washington Post columnist, ...
A call to American Jewish leaders
Permit me to open this column by expressing my distress that for the first time, the Jewish Federations of North ...
Playing into Iranian hands
The situation along the Gaza Strip border is all about containment. It appears that every time some kind of truce ...
Don't use Temple Mount to placate Jordan
Israel's upcoming negotiations with Jordan about renewing the lease agreements for the lands in the Jordan Valley and in the ...
Making it that much harder for Iran
The recent disclosure of Hezbollah's covert activity along the Lebanese border with Israel is part of the wide-scale campaign Israel ...
PM's capitulation undermines sovereignty
There are plenty of reasons that can explain Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to postpone the controversial eviction and demolition ...
Israel is ignoring US Jews
Columnist Isi Leibler recently penned an article in which he lamented that young Jews in the United States are becoming ...
A move that spells weakness
The late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin saw the 1994 peace treaty with Jordan as one of his most important diplomatic ...