Could a Fourth Election Lead to Israel’s Largest-Ever Right-Wing Government?
Just as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu crushed the Blue and White alliance that challenged him less than a year ago, he has similarly demolished the country’s greater left-wing camp.
The Israeli Left is Far From Dead
If the Likud and its coalition partners do not win 61 seats in the upcoming elections, the left will continue to control the national agenda regardless of what the public thinks.
The Verdict of History and Benjamin Netanyahu
The prime minister is again the issue as Israel heads for another election. But the unseemly aspects of his quest for political survival are obscuring his achievements.
The Upside of Defeat
It’s much easier to be a critic than a champion, particularly where attitudes towards politicians are concerned.
Can the Bipartisan Consensus on Israel be Revived?
The Biden administration has the chance to end the division between the parties about support for the Jewish state. It remains to be seen whether that’s what they want to do.
Kushner: “Jerusalem is the Source of the ‘Explosion’ of Peace”
Often blamed for being a “flashpoint” of violence, Kushner highlighted the role of Jerusalem as the source of peace, as witnessed by the many agreements being signed between Israel and its neighbors.
Peace for Peace: Israel & the Muslim World
History is being made today, in 2020, as Israel makes peace throughout the Muslim world.
The New Greeks
Like the Hellenists of yesteryear, the progressive elites today insist that, to be accepted in polite society, Jews have to give up an essential part of their identity—and their civil rights.
The Immoral Inversion of Victim and Perpetrator
Arad resident Aryeh Schiff shot a man stealing his car. Though he promptly called police and paramedics, he is now facing manslaughter charges.
Israel’s Center-Left is in Disarray
By pushing the country towards elections, Blue and White’s Benny Gantz is putting not just the party he heads but the entire bloc at risk.