Yaakov katz
'While Israel Slept': A look at the leadup to the Oct 7. massacre - excerpt
An excerpt from the new book by Yaakov Katz and Amir Bohbot about the lead-up to the October 7 massacre.
MEAD summit opens in Washington amid Doha fallout and sensitive hostage talks
Grapevine, August 22, 2025: Brains betrayed...
8 essential English-language podcasts to understand Israel's war - opinion
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The theme is “Celebrating 40 years of creating a better tomorrow.” The event begins at 10 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m.
What will come first - Elections or U.S. peace plan rollout?
If the Palestinians refuse to come to the table, the parameters laid down by Trump would serve as a new starting point for any future administration looking to advance a peace deal.
Editor's Notes: Defining a nation
This is about the identity of a nation, as well as the kind of people Jews want to be today when the State of Israel serve as home to the world’s largest Jewish community.
Can Israel remain strong and stable after Netanyahu?
A country is not measured by a single leader, no matter how powerful he or she might be.
Editor's Notes: Is the Netanyahu era over?
The police recommendations might have chiseled a small crack in Mr. Teflon’s armor, but it is still far from shattering.
Editor's Notes: Setting immigration policy
The overall situation is not black and white – it is a complicated and delicate attempt to balance policy and values.
Editor's Notes: Standing in spaces
Anyone who claims that this country promotes apartheid needs to simply spend a day in a hospital and any of its wards.
Israel deserves better than settlement building in revenge for terror
Israel should not set its settlement policy based on a terrorist attack and the tragic outcome. It should decide what it wants based on what is in the country’s best interest.
Editor's Notes: A year to decide
The new year 5778 can be the year of change. It can be a year of decisions.
September 10, 2017: Poor timing?
While it is wonderful that such human rights organizations are allowed to flourish in Israel, one must ask whether a Jew in an Arab country would have access to such an organization.