Netanyahu still hasn’t said the word 'rotation,' and Eisenkot called his appeal 'spin,' but neither wants to be cast as the man who stood in the way of unity.
At a time of rising antisemitism, Israel should welcome Diaspora Jews rather than make them feel unwelcome because of their faith.
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
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.
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.
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?
From Hebron to Jerusalem, Europe’s settlement boycott overlooks the Jewish communities expelled long before Israel’s founding.
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.
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
Israel's leaders must stop deepening divisions and recognize that lasting peace requires understanding and compromise.
The greatest threat facing Israel may not be military but diplomatic – and the next prime minister must act before it is too late.
