Opinion

France is hosting another two-state summit, reviving decades of diplomacy that have rarely produced tangible results.

Israel’s growing population and diversity are fueling calls for major reforms to the Knesset, elections, and term limits.

Reagan’s Cold War statecraft offers lessons for confronting Iran’s regime and nuclear ambitions.

Settler violence is frequently deployed as a label that implies state responsibility.

The future of Emirati relations appears less tied to traditional binaries of friend and foe and more to the logic of the useful partner, the workable path.

Is Israel’s determination for regime change and resolving the crisis in Iran truly serious?

There is a prevailing narrative that Israel is alone, but that is not true.

Israelis can take pride in Bettan, who represented the country with professionalism and restraint, blocking out all the outside noise to deliver a stellar performance.

The deeper challenge lies in the clash between equality at any price and adherence to Jewish law.

Iran’s Kharg Island shows the hidden cost of sanctions: empty oil terminals, environmental damage, and mounting pressure.