Israeli politics
Tucker Carlson sold America a fringe Israeli as the voice of Israel - comment
When Americans are shown Israeli outliers as if they are the country’s hidden center, they do not learn more about Israel. They learn less.
Israel needs leadership that can unify the nation without weakening its democracy - opinion
Shas fills local rabbi posts with loyalists, sidelining community choice - opinion
Yoaz Hendel: 'Israel must seize opportunity to defeat Hezbollah, assert control in Lebanon'
Netanyahu's coalition could revolt as Trump pushes Gaza peace plan in Washington
As President Donald Trump reportedly advances a 21-point framework to end the Gaza war, coalition partners defy the Prime Minister while opposition voices predict imminent collapse.
Solving the haredi military draft crisis with technology, politics, and creativity - opinion
While no perfect solution exists, a combination of technological adaptation, political compromise, and creative policy mechanisms may help balance these competing values.
Lapid tells US gov't that Netanyahu has 'safety net from him for hostage deal, Gaza ceasefire'
Opposition leader Yair Lapid has offered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a safety net to pass a hostage deal and ceasefire bill in the Knesset several times in 2025.
Fueled by immigration, challenged by assimilation: Is Avigdor Liberman losing his political niche?
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: Avigdor Liberman’s balancing act between Russian-speaking immigrants and a nationwide platform faces new tests following the migration wave of 2022.
Rosh Hashanah: Wishing for peace, better education in the new year - opinion
Given the complicated and divided national reality we are currently experiencing, there are few options for appropriate holiday greetings.
Liberman rules out possibility of Arab, haredi partes in next government
The Yisrael Beytenu chair said that his decision reflects the "basic values of the Zionist movement."
Appointment of Civil Service commissioner faces uncertainty in High Court
The government had repeatedly promised to establish an orderly process for High Commissioner appointments, but had failed to do so.
No. 1: Benjamin Netanyahu: Flipping the Middle East on its head for better or worse
If influence, not approval, is our standard, Benjamin Netanyahu was the center of 5785. When he moved, the system moved: generals, ministers, markets, mediators, enemies.
No. 16: Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid: Leading Israel's opposition
Both Gantz and Lapid have voiced that they would provide Netanyahu with a “safety-net” for a hostage deal, offering political backing without preconditions. Yet, the two also have opposing opinions.
No. 32: Naftali Bennett: The former Israeli PM who may shape the nation's future
Without building a party, offering a platform, or unveiling a team, Naftali Bennett has already shifted the political map.
