Riots and Protests from Portland to Jerusalem
As in the U.S., left-wing protesters in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv have hitched a ride on the economic distress the pandemic has induced, with the full support of the media.
A Unified Reminder of the Iranian Threat
Ironically, the jolt back to Israel’s pre-pandemic reality served as a refreshing break from the incessant coverage of the coronavirus, economic crisis and nationwide protests.
Netanyahu Prefers for Gantz to Decide
If Defense Minister Benny Gantz refuses to budge on the budget issue, we will have an election this November. If he folds, Prime Minister Netanyahu will have to hold on until March, when his trial will be underway.
Did Corona Kill Sovereignty
The “Peace to Prosperity” plan is on the table, but as far as being a main foreign policy agenda item, it’s as if someone in Washington pushed the pause button.
Does Israel’s Government Chaos Mean Elections are Coming?
The ultra-Orthodox parties are at a loss: Blue and White has proven unreliable, and they are troubled by Netanyahu’s ambiguity regarding early elections.
‘Blood’-Soaked Remarks Stain Protests and Political Discourse
Pictures of protests don’t show proud Israelis hurt by the coronavirus, but anarchists seeking to destabilize the country. They are being encouraged by reckless politicians.
Cozbi in 2020? Antifa Woman Publicly Defiles Menorah in Jerusalem
“Last night, Jews began observing the nine days of austerity leading up the Ninth of the month Av commemorating the destruction of the Temple,” Rabbi Makover noted
Real Zionism Also Includes Economic Momentum
A government choice to continue the Zionist strategy that characterized the Jewish people over recent decades will constitute the basis for continued economic development that will steadily intensify in the future.
Pandemic Politics in America and Israel
While American conservatives consider COVID-19 restrictions an infringement on their freedom, Israelis of the same political bent believe that abiding by regulations is a civic duty.
Both Hero and Zero: Israel’s Strategic Incoherence
As soon as the coronavirus threat was perceived to have retreated, its second-to-none security apparatus bowed out, and the civil infrastructure took over. The result was instant chaos.