Opinion

Chasing the news cycle may feel urgent and relevant, but it falls short of genuine Israel education.

Thousands of years before AI, the ancients imagined much of it – self-operating tools, autonomous weapons, answer-giving superintelligence.

Since October 7, Israel has been fighting not only a military war, but also a political and diplomatic one. A government minister who repeatedly sabotages that effort is a liability.

We need to put political correctness aside and admit that the new wave of antisemitism taken grip on the Western world is an “imported one,” and Qatari media is playing a key role.

Jerusalem Day sparks debate over media framing, past divisions, and competing narratives about the city’s unity and history.

Lior Amihai, the head of Peace Now was assaulted by a far-right settler in the West Bank on Jerusalem Day.

Under a different Israeli government, many things that appear impossible today could suddenly become politically possible.

What should have been a relatively simple process, has ended up being a non-ending nightmare of bureaucracy, almost meant to turn away new citizens by completely wearing them down.

The world should have been outraged by her execution, yet they were deathly silent, preferring to focus on other issues, as if it did not matter.

Iran’s expanding terror infrastructure now threatens Europe, Canada, and the United States directly.