The open gate: How the West is being walked into the killing field - opinion
The awkward problem is Washington’s readiness to confuse diplomatic usefulness with alignment of interests.
Opinion
A warning to the US: Do not repeat the mistakes of Iran's 1979 revolution - opinion
Political theater or not, Netanyahu and Eisenkot both need unity talks to look real - analysis
What Israel can learn from Russia about thinking ahead in war - opinion
Surprise discovery: I had my appendix removed and no one told me - opinion
Just one piece of advice: tell your patients when a body part is removed, even if it is just an appendix.
For peace, Palestinians must accept Israel as a sovereign Jewish state - opinion
It is time the world recognizes that Palestinian leadership has shown greater interest in dissolving an Israeli state than in establishing a viable one of its own.
Want to save Jews? Do not give the Interior Ministry to the haredim - opinion
At a time of rising antisemitism, Israel should welcome Diaspora Jews rather than make them feel unwelcome because of their faith.
The unseen frontline: Diaspora Jewry needs Israeli shlichim now more than ever - opinion
Around the world, Jewish communities are facing unprecedented waves of antisemitism, isolation, and anxiety. They look to Israel not just for military updates, but for spiritual fortitude and moral c
No license to kill: Rabin's death shows religious political violence solves nothing - editorial
Rabin’s murder in 1995 did not settle the argument over the Oslo Accords. It deprived Israelis of the right to settle that argument through their elected representatives and the ballot box.
Knock knock: How an Israeli's fascination with Arabic became a book - opinion
Not my usual reading material, Min Taq Taq is a 272-page hardcover that includes a comprehensive collection of idioms and expressions in colloquial Arabic, with translations into English.
'Israel has always killed children': Albanese's claim echoes history of blood libels - opinion
What is an Israeli woman who survived the attack supposed to understand when she hears a UN rapporteur explain why the evidence failed to convince her?
In the Netherlands, even a souvenir in a Jew's suitcase can become a political issue - opinion
From Hebron to Jerusalem, Europe’s settlement boycott overlooks the Jewish communities expelled long before Israel’s founding.
Bonfires, busses, and grocery store pickup: Raising independent kids, the Israeli way - opinion
Independence doesn’t appear overnight at 18. It’s built, little by little, through the expectations we set and the opportunities we give our children to meet them.
Can Netanyahu learn from Theodore Roosevelt and step aside to save Likud? - opinion
Theodore Roosevelt stepped aside to keep his party in power. Netanyahu may face the same choice as Eisenkot seeks to form Israel's next government. Copy
