Ehud Barak
Vance suggests Epstein had 'connections' to Israeli intelligence, 'deep state' on Rogan's podcast
“He clearly had connections to the upper levels of American intelligence. He clearly had connections to the highest levels of Israeli intelligence,” Vance told Joe Rogan on his popular podcast.
Twenty-six years after Camp David, Israel needs a new security doctrine - opinion
'This is a sign of what's to come:' Ehud Barak warns of Netanyahu's next move
Editor's Notes: Israel just met the America that comes after Trump - comment
Former PM Ehud Barak calls on Israelis to 'besiege the Knesset'
The former prime minister criticized the inaction and failure of Netanyahu's government to take accountability, while calling for Israelis to "protest outside the Knesset day and night."
Iranian hackers leak photos of former PM Ehud Barak
"Embarrassing" photos of former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak have been spreading on Iranian social media accounts.
Ehud Barak: Netanyahu is 'isolated and desperate' to pass judicial reform - report
Ehud Barak referred to the judicial reform desperation as the result of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's unholy alliance government to save himself from criminal court cases.
Oslo Accords would make securing settlements impossible, IDF chief warned
Then PM Yitzhak Rabin acknowledged that the situation after the deal would be "less comfortable in terms of security."
Oslo protocols declassified: Rabin doubted Palestinian elections
Israel's national archives released the protocols of a 1993 government meeting on the Olso Accords, led by then prime minister Yitzhak Rabin.
Israeli Ex-PM shares video of prof. equating Netanyahu with Hitler
Ehud Barak shared a video of Prof. Ichak Adizes comparing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Adolf Hitler and saying he isn't fit to run the country.
Letters to the Editor August 2, 2023: Fairies and Santa Claus
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Ehud Barak’s poisonous pyromania threatens Israeli democracy - opinion
Barak has never expressed remorse for his flagrant offenses: for the near plundering of Jerusalem, and for his near subversion of democracy.
Protests against judicial reform continue for 28th week straight
Before demonstrations began on Saturday, right-wing activists tried to prevent Shikma Bressler, one of the leaders of the protest movement, from leaving her home.
My Word: The fires of perpetual protests
In 1999, Barak beat Netanyahu to become prime minister for a little more than one messy year, and he has never forgiven Bibi for coming back to power, again and again.
