From hatred to humanity: How we can bring real peace to the Middle East - opinion
We can, and must, imagine an Arab and Muslim leadership built on humility rather than defiance and education that promotes tolerance and peace.
Opinion
Ethiopian Jews can be Israel's strongest Zionist ambassadors - opinion
One thousand days, one thousand homes: The definitive Zionist answer in the Western Negev Region
Ahmad Slim’s death demands justice, transparency in Gaza - opinion
Herzl and Jabotinsky's answer to history: Jewish survival depends on Jewish power - opinion
Their memorial days arrive together like a warning. Not because they offered the same politics. They did not. But because both understood the same truth before comfortable Jews were ready to admit it
Lindsey Graham: The senator who lived the American Dream and loved Israel - opinion
I last communicated with Graham just a few days before I received the message on Sunday morning that he had died. It took me a while to process that message.
The strategy blind spot costing Israeli start-ups the US market - opinion
The very characteristic that gets a start-up off the ground, the preference for immediate tactical execution over long-term strategic planning, is a likely pitfall when moving to scale in the US...
What happened to the accountability of Israeli leadership? - opinion
The real problem is that leadership needs the concept of guilt in order to correct itself.
How Ze'ev Jabotinsky shaped Israel's Right and liberal democracy - opinion
Jabotinsky represented the core Right wing of the pre-state political battles and campaigns ever since the turn of the 20th century. He stood in opposition to Chaim Weizmann and Ben-Gurion.
When disaster strikes, Netanyahu will once again avoid responsibility, like on Oct. 7 - opinion
With politicians, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, continuing to deny accountability for October 7, there are mounting worries that the government will do the same if disaster hits again.
A second failure? Israel's delay of an October 7 investigation is unacceptable - editorial
The failures of October 7 were not limited to one unit, a command post, an intelligence assessment, the border fence, or a ministerial decision.
How the Democratic Party in America lost its way on Israel, Jews - opinion
The Democratic Party’s changing stance on Jews and Israel has left many longtime supporters feeling uneasy.
No longer Jewish by default - opinion
An Israeli living in America reflects on how distance, dialogue, and the rise of antisemitism turned Judaism from an assumption into a daily act of choice.
The Democratic Party’s war on Jews - opinion
The Democratic Party is increasingly being shaped by a movement that does not merely oppose a policy or a prime minister. It treats the Jewish state itself as a moral stain.
