For AP, Oct. 7 is a monument to mark Palestinian suffering - opinion
As Israelis gathered to mark the Palestinian mass murder of their own people in their homes and at a music festival, the AP perversely highlighted Palestinian victimhood.
Opinion
Eisenkot wants a new direction. His Palestinian policy has a problem - opinion
After the holiday tables: Unmasking the invisible trauma in Israel’s homes
Netanyahu must agree to debate Eisenkot as it's only way for voters to get answers - editorial
Iran’s two-front war on Israel: From October 7 to election interference - opinion
Since October 7, Iran has sharply escalated cyber operations against Israel, according to the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, through fronts such as Handala Hack, CyberAv3ngers, and IDFLeaks.
Beyond the Headlines: Unfinished business - opinion
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news
Israel, US elections demand accountability, not blind loyalty - opinion
A vote is a choice, and seldom are there perfect choices. Remember that as you cast your ballot. Remember that as you cast your ballot.
Refusing Arab parties in gov't: Why are Israeli politicians handing its enemies a weapon? - opinion
A generation is being taught that the idea of a Jewish state is inherently racist. The accusation has spread well beyond criticism of Israeli policy, to Zionism and Jews who identify with it.
On Columbus Day, remember Abraham Zacuto, the Jewish astronomer history forgot - opinion
In 1935, the International Astronomical Union formally adopted the name Zagut for a lunar crater honoring Abraham ben Shmuel Zacuto. Modern astronomy has, literally, written his name on the Moon.
Oct. 7 accusations and the manufactured crusade to bring down Netanyahu - opinion
The accusations against Netanyahu are a desperate weaponization of institutional self-preservation and political timing, designed to cover up systemic military failures and sabotage his reelection.
From Diana to the ordinary citizen: How Britain lost its sense of duty - opinion
Britain’s leaders face accusations that political calculation has taken priority over protecting citizens from extremism and antisemitism.
Turkey’s historic bid to end the PKK insurgency hangs in the balance - opinion
Currently, the debate is focused heavily on where and how PKK weapons are to be surrendered and who verifies the operation.
A woman’s eviction in Madrid brought down a government. What can Israel learn from it? - opinion
Israel does not need to copy every provision of Spain’s housing policies. It is easy to tell a family that cannot afford to buy to keep renting, but harder to explain how they can plan their lives.
Israel, Kurdistan, and the hopes for a strong political alliance - opinion
In a twisted way, the closer Kurds and Jews get, and the more visible that becomes, the more people start seeing Kurds as another kind of Jew: in how they frame the Kurdish political struggle.
