Opinion

In an election year defined by contempt, I saw in a Gesher retreat in Paphos how dialogue can still hold Israeli society together.

As the US military buildup increases, Iran tightens its grip on proxy forces across the Middle East. The Islamic Republic prepares for a potential regional confrontation.

Washington needs a politically credible Iranian counterpart, and Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi offers a clear path to transition.

While Israeli soldiers fight for their lives, the High Court grants the Reform movement's extremists a foothold at the Western Wall, undermining Israel.

The Western Wall belongs to every Jew, and it’s time Israel honors equality, pluralism, and shared heritage.

As long as Hamas is not disarmed and ceases to be an effective and present governing entity in Gaza, the technocratic government has no real chance of establishing alternative governance.

Rare bipartisan push in the Knesset could finally give Israeli voters real influence over who represents them and not just which party does.

If we fail to invest now in securing the future of our children’s education, and instead privatize the system while neglecting Israeli educators, we are forfeiting the future of society itself.

Israel’s opposition unites against Netanyahu, but lacks policies to present a clear alternative government.

We have to be prepared for the possibility that democracy will fail the Jews.