Opinion

Three years after the worst day in Israeli history, Israel has emerged stronger, more united despite all the noise, and even happier despite the trauma.

Whatever government eventually emerges from the votes for the 2026 Knesset, the scale of Israel's participation deserves recognition. Israelis showed up.

Israel's voters have voted, and their elected representatives must now interpret the result and form a functioning government.

While Eisenkot and Netanyahu scored personal accomplishments, the question is whether the Israeli people have won. That will take time to know.

From threatening election officials to questioning legitimate results, Trump is laying the groundwork to challenge outcomes that threaten Republican control of Congress.

Israel’s next government can build public trust by easing reservists’ burdens, fighting crime and helping struggling families.

Israel’s proportional representation system gives voters a voice, but coalition deals often determine who governs. Is it time for reform?

Israel’s upcoming election could bring the highest voter turnout in decades, testing the strength and resilience of its democracy.

Democracy was built on a simple premise: every citizen has a voice. When the Athenians gathered some 25 centuries ago, the herald opened the session with a single question: “Who wishes to speak?"

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