King Abdullah’s UN attack on Israel overlooks Jordan’s own troubled history - opinion
Standing at the UN podium vilifying Israel, King Abdullah might have borne in mind the adage: “People in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.”
Opinion
The Abu Shehadeh test: Will the court respect Israel’s will, or keep up the charade? - opinion
Brad Sherman, CNN polls, and why Israel has to look after itself - opinion
Iran’s wealth was never oil; the regime proved it by locking it in a basement - opinion
'NAZA' film at Venice Festival exposes the IDF's struggle to defend Israel's story - opinion
The title 'NAZA' is the Hebrew military acronym for collateral damage, and the resemblance to another word is not one the filmmakers appear to have worked hard to avoid.
'NAZA' and the broader campaign to stigmatize Israel, Zionism - opinion
The 'NAZA' film is part of a broader campaign to stigmatize Israel, reshape public opinion and undermine Jewish national identity.
‘NAZA’ isn’t the problem. Israel is, for supporting this government – opinion
A biased film criticizing Israel is nowhere near as dangerous as a society that will reelect the leaders that failed it on October 7.
Two states is not enough: Palestinians need sovereignty, Israelis need security - opinion
A single state or two state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict must be tested against equality, authority, and security in practice.
Election economics: Israel’s government must not buy voters’ support - editorial
As Israel enters the final month before the election, officials must resist vote-buying through public spending, while critics should not label every government decision electioneering.
Zionist education must teach students to understand, not fear, Zionism - opinion
Zionist education should give young Jews the history and knowledge to understand their national identity rather than fear defending it.
Israel cannot secure the Red Sea without an African strategy - opinion
The Red Sea threat goes beyond the Houthis. Israel needs an African strategy to protect trade and build lasting regional security.
Ireland-Israel tensions spill into sports, and the ball is in Dublin's court now - opinion
An upcoming soccer match between Israel and Ireland is sidelining sports, engaging in foul play instead in the form of biased, anti-Israel rhetoric.
The case for Israel to subsidize menstrual products - opinion
Israel, despite having a semi-socialist medical system, not only keeps the tax but, in a way, increases it. Shelf prices are massively inflated compared to other countries.
Will Israel's 2026 election represent Liberman’s swan song? – opinion
The chair of Yisrael Beytenu still has one more goal to achieve before he bids farewell to his illustrious political career.
