Politics Headline
Which mast do we tie ourselves to? - opinion
Watching that scene, I couldn’t help thinking that Israel is sailing through its own sea of sirens and dangerous waters. How many of us long for peace and simple solutions to our complex reality
Arab parties move to reestablish Joint List without Ra’am after disagreements with Abbas
Painting through the ashes: Ronen Siman-Tov turns Jerusalem’s wounds into art - interview
At Gaza crossroads, IDF chief Zamir clashes with Israel’s political echelon - analysis
US House panel to vote next month on possible TikTok ban
More than 25 US states have already banned the use of TikTok on state-owned devices.
Legal advisor regulation hits snag in committee, other reforms advance
Discussion of legislation regulating government legal advisors was beyond the scope of the items that a committee can address-Knesset legal advisor
Herzog: Divided Israel mustn't fall like ancient Israel over judicial reforms
Though Israel is amidst a period of trials and tribulations, Herzog urges Israelis to band together.
Israel's borders are oddly quiet, all the conflict is within - analysis
Are Israel's biggest threats internal, or do we still need to worry about conflicts with neighbors?
Were the Likud's plans for judicial reform clear prior to the election? - analysis
There was no clear line of communication in expressing the Likud's plans for reforms prior to entering office.
Talk of compromise, not civil war or sedition - comment
Is there a single word to describe Israel's political crossroads?
Republican US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's dream job could become a nightmare
Though he ultimately emerged victorious, McCarthy's long battle to role as US House Speaker may foreshadow what is to come.
US House Democrats elect Hakeem Jeffries as first Black party leader
Jeffries will replace Nancy Pelosi, who has held the role since 2007.
Arab parties fail to sign surplus vote-sharing agreements
Surplus vote-sharing agreements stipulate that after being allocated their number of seats in the Knesset, two parties may bring their votes together in an attempt to win one of the seats.
US philanthropist close to Netanyahu: What happened to Abraham Accords?
LA-based businessman claims diplomats from Muslim countries ask why Israel stopped investing in Abraham Accords
