David Merhav
Who is afraid of Hamas? Another military round is inevitable
Why Trumpism is here to stay
The death agonies of UNRWA and the refugee problem
Idlib waits between massacre and diplomatic solution
The big question is, what will be the future of millions of innocent people who live in Idlib and depend on the diplomatic maneuvers of Moscow, Ankara and Tehran?
Toward an ‘Arab Fall’ in Syria
It seems that the Arab Fall in Syria will be marked by an Iranian presence with tight control over the Syrian economy.
Viewpoint: Zionism and the one-state idea
You can’t ignore the history, Mr. Prime Minister
Italy and the decay of European liberalism
Those who desire to save the liberal project in Europe and in America must release themselves from the bonds of the past; today more than ever, their people have nothing to lose but their chains.
The Ghouta massacre and the West's failure
The innocent people in eastern Ghouta pay the price for the inability of the imperialist powers, the US and Russia, to reach an agreement that would end the bloodbath.
The coming general elections: Let the boys fight!
The Kushner Affair: Jerusalem's Credibility On Stake
The Gush Katif Lesson and the Asylum Seekers
The crooked timber of the one-state solution
The one-state solution is becoming popular, however the need for a viable solution to the conflict requires the rejection of simplistic formulas and adherence to the idea of dividing the country.