Inside Out: The multilateral alternative
If the Israeli government concludes that negotiations with the Palestinians are doomed to fail, it should abandon bilateral negotiations.
Inside out: The stuff leaders are made of
It seems Abbas is more intent on haggling for a better deal than on actually scuttling the American effort to extend the negotiations through to 2015.
Inside out: A Jewish and democratic Israel
The question is not whether Bennett is capable of distinguishing between the sentimental and the essential.
Inside Out: Security and normalcy
While the right wing holds a parliamentary majority in Israel, the theological Right was and remains a small minority.
Inside Out: Borders on the horizon
For all intents and purposes, Israel’s Likud-led government bowed to the European dictate regarding companies that do business over the Green Line.
Inside Out: A community in flux
The national-religious sector in Israel is often represented in local media reports as holding monolithic views on any number of issues that pertain to state, religion.
Time to reach a border agreement
An agreement on borders will be a personal boon for Netanyahu, as a politician and a statesman.
Inside Out: Lessons from the budget buzz
For weeks now, Finance Minister Yair Lapid has come under fire for the anticipated tax hikes.
Inside Out: In their shoes
Few Israelis sympathize with Hamas, and rightly so. After all, Hamas is a murderous and blatantly anti-Semitic movement that expressly aspires to wipe Israel off the map.
INSIDE OUT: More to share than just the burden
Exemption from service by class is morally repugnant, and Yair Lapid is right to demand that it end.
