Ze'ev Jabotinsky
The 'most right-wing government' just outed itself as leftist - opinion
This is not a technical legal debate over exemptions. It is a fundamental strategic choice about the future security of the State of Israel.
Herzl and Jabotinsky's answer to history: Jewish survival depends on Jewish power - opinion
How Ze'ev Jabotinsky shaped Israel's Right and liberal democracy - opinion
The Whomping Wall: From Jabotinsky’s Iron Wall to Israel’s active defense - opinion
Ze'ev Jabotinsky’s fake news incident
‘Fake news” is not a new concept. Ze’ev (Vladimir) Jabotinsky, whose yahrzeit, or death anniversary, is today, the 29th of the Hebrew month Tammuz 1940, was a victim.
Israeli premiership’s finest hour: Levi Eshkol
Tragedy has seldom been more intense.
Betar Zionist youth movement celebrates 95 years at Jerusalem conference
Attending along with the current teenage members was 94-year-old Idit Liberman, whose meeting with Zev Jabotinsky in Germany led to her escape from the Holocaust.
How it really was! - An unusual trio – Jabotinsky, Ben-Gurion and Begin
If we can look dispassionately at Vladimir Jabotinsky and David Ben-Gurion’s principles, we find something there is a marked similarity in ideals, albeit due to differences of place and time.
Middle Israel: The gospel according to Naftali Bennett
Indeed, political secession almost always fail, and Bennett’s will be no exception.
Jabotinsky would be ashamed of the Nation-State Law
“It is foolish to identify majority rule with the essence of democracy and freedom.... In an ideal state, compromise between majority and minority should be a permanent rule.”
Ze’ev Jabotinsky, his legacy and importance in Zionism
Many ideas that he wrote about in the 1920s and 1930s have now come to fruition such as the concept of individual and national pride, evident in his phrase, “every individual is a king.”
Anti-democratic, anti-Jewish and anti-Zionist
The courts override law and the nation-state law are anti-democratic, anti-Jewish and anti-Zionist and must be forcefully opposed before Israel becomes Putin’s Russia or Erdogan’s Turkey.
Overriding democracy
Political realities have forced Netanyahu to recalibrate his party’s position.
Who is Right?
The battle for the Likud’s Identity
