Opinion

It won’t be a surprise if we discover, with Netanyahu potentially out of the picture, that he wasn’t really the problem but just a convenient scapegoat for widespread anti-Israel sentiment.

What remains to be seen is whether our political leaders have the courage to put the country and national responsibility before personal ambition and ego.

Jewish philanthropy must stop confusing money raised, conferences held, and social-media reach with meaningful impact on Jewish life.

As Netanyahu and Eisenkot struggle to form a coalition, the prospect of another election looms over Israel’s political future.

Israel’s reservists are carrying an enormous burden, while sanctions have failed to deliver a breakthrough in haredi enlistment. A three-year legislative framework could replace confrontation.

After elections in Israel and America, a three-year pilot could turn concern for the Jewish world into political responsibility.

Along with reclaiming their lands, the Azerbaijani people regained confidence in their own strength and restored their national pride.

The Jewish people have always valued full-time Torah study above everything else. That dedication has never wavered, and it will not waver now.

War has often been used as a politician’s device – either to distract from internal issues or to hope the public will not want to change leaders at a time of uncertainty.

The Iran war did not fail because Israel pushed for it. It failed when Washington abandoned its objectives and gave Tehran time to survive.