Israel leaves Beersheba behind as political parties fight over taxes - opinion
As parties trade favors over tax breaks, Beersheba loses out, raising questions about priorities in the Negev.
Opinion
Uri Geller: Guinness World Records has bent to politics in new boycott of Israel - opinion
Two years on, Israel's wounded veterans still battle pain and broken systems - opinion
Netanyahu’s pardon push and the dangers facing Israel’s civic fabric - opinion
Sweden’s funding scandal empowered antisemitic networks, endangered Jews - opinion
Roughly $100 million in public funds in Sweden were diverted to institutional networks tied to radical Islamic actors, Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter reported.
How a quiet Israeli nonprofit is giving hope to couples shattered by infertility - opinion
Today, Keren Ohr maintains multiple “respite homes” across Israel, in locations such as Neve Michael, Tzfat, Ashkelon, and Netanya, allowing them to offer this vital pause to more couples in need.
New Saudi F-35s can be first step to normalization, but Israel must be cautious - opinion
Israel must take a cautious approach to Saudi Arabia, not accepting it completely but understanding that peace will be much better than the current situation.
What I saw on the Park East Synagogue night, and why Jews must show up - opinion
After a protest at Park East, one message is clear: when Jews show up together, fear fades, strength rises.
What Israel advocates can learn from ‘Wicked’: Denying objective truth lets evil thrive - opinion
An important lesson from both the film and from Israel’s treatment in the international media is that denying objective truth and making it subjective is what enables evil to thrive.
Trump’s ideology vacuum is hurting Israel - opinion
KNOW COMMENT: Trump’s non-ideological approach to global affairs is creating new risks for Israel at an important moment.
Middle Israel: Herzog must reject Netanyahu's cynical plea for a pardon - opinion
What Netanyahu gave President Herzog is a celebration of deceit and hypocrisy, penned by a PM who is promoting a draft-dodging bill and blocking an impartial inquiry of October 7.
The 'deep state' is not blocking Israel's leaders, they just refuse to govern - opinion
The so-called "deep state" is currently ruling Israeli politics, but it's little more than a farce excuse designed by Israel's leaders.
Grapevine, December 4, 2025: A diplomatic village
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
My Word: Trials and errors, and granting pardons - opinion
Isaac Herzog has to contend with a tremendous dilemma regarding the pardon request. Like the trial itself, no result is going to be fully accepted and certainly not unifying.
