EDITORIALS [ more » ]

Ministerial malpractice Stunning medical discovery abroad highlights the shortcomings of our own deputy health minister. Principle & pragmatism Ben-Gurion was uncompromising not in his ideology, but in his pragmatism. What price Schalit? When it comes to Schalit, it's hard to know where the spin ends and the news begins.

COLUMNISTS [ more » ]

Lion's Den: Islamism 2.0 - an even greater threat By DANIEL PIPES As more Islamists move away from terrorism's brutal tactics, we may find that their new strategy - infiltrating the system - is much more dangerous. Grapevine: November notes By GREER FAY CASHMAN Honorary doctorates bestowed at Ben-Gurion, returning Lod to its former glory and November celebrations and commemorations. Encountering Peace: Getting serious about 'economic peace' By GERSHON BASKIN Even if the diplomatic talks remain stalled, there are administrative steps Israel can take that would have positive political dimensions to them.

OP-ED CONTRIBUTORS [ more » ]

Is Norway really an anti-Semitic country? By JOHN A. MOEN Jews in Norway primarily face problems derived from Muslim immigrants expressing their hatred of Israel through violence. Academics behaving badly By BEN-DROR YEMINI Tell me who your sponsor is, and I will tell you what your next study will say. Negotiating - à la Middle East By ANDERSON HARKOV Anyone who has ever shopped in a "shuk" knows that peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians have already begun.

LETTERS [ more » ]

November 25: The fate of the nation - and our soldiers Will the PM resign if the terrorists he frees in a deal to secure Schalit's release go on to murder Israelis? November 24: Obama's vision Obama is the only leader to put forth a vision of the final solution - two states, one Palestinian and one Israeli, living side by side in peace. November 23: Self-respect for US Jewry It is imperative that our Jewish organizations regain their Jewish, pro-Israel identity.