The ‘secret’ behind the success of the CPC, the world’s largest governing party - opinion
Founded in 1921 with just over 50 members, the CPC emerged at a time when China was torn by war and foreign aggression.
Opinion
Netanyahu’s appearance on Channel 14 - opinion
Beyond the headlines: Shalom for Charlotte - opinion
Gaza's economic mafia: The import monopoly threatening Israel's security - opinion
The spectacle of a dictator’s funeral: A staged passion play for Iran's defeated regime - opinion
Today, the regime in Tehran has transformed every state-controlled media outlet into an instrument of propaganda, attempting to manufacture an image of national unity and political stability
Turkey’s neo-Ottoman ambitions: Erdogan, Hamas, and threats to Israel - opinion
Last week, we learned from US Vice President JD Vance that the Trump Administration considers Turkey eligible to receive F-35 fighter jets. It is reviewing how Turkey can legally get the fighter jets
Netanyahu is pushing Israel toward a constitutional crisis by ignoring court ruling - editorial
Sunday’s decision, however, a clear, official, and unanimous declaration that the government reserves the right to determine which court rulings it will obey, is different.
Saying thank you to the United States as it celebrates 250 years of freedom - opinion
America’s Founding Fathers, devout Christians for the most part, saw themselves as the Children of Israel, and their journey from Europe to freedom on the new continent as an Exodus from Egypt.
Half of the American Congress will scream ‘Free Palestine’ - opinion
What we are witnessing is so much more than a major change in the Democratic Party.
What a night at the Tel Aviv opera reveals about Israel's abnormal reality - opinion
Tel Aviv’s Nabucco gala becomes a surreal night of opera, sirens, and ancient prophecy colliding with present-day missile threats.
Israel's cycle of crisis and renewal: The five stages of Jewish history - opinion
Despite recurring crises and global hostility, Jewish history is framed as ending not in decline but in renewal and survival.
American campuses are being bought by foreign actors - opinion
Foreign money is reshaping American higher education, raising urgent questions about influence, ideology, and the battle for the next generation's beliefs.
An Israeli-Lebanese framework agreement with many pitfalls - opinion
The difficulties surrounding implementation stem not only from the agreement’s vague wording but also from Lebanon’s deeply complex political reality.
Enough is enough: Israel must let minority Jews lead - opinion
When was the last time you saw an Ethiopian Israeli representing Israel on CNN, Fox News, or even in our own national English-language media? Maybe almost never.
