Shamir to Netanyahu: History Comes Full-Circle
Under both leaders, Israel found itself at an advantage while the Palestinians have floundered, failing to manage their affairs at home.
In Israel and America: Choreographed Coups with the Law as a Prop
It’s been more about a pursuit of power than a pursuit of justice.
After Cancelling Plans to Annex Jordan Valley, Hamas Rocket Sends Netanyauhu to Bomb Shelter During Campaign Rally
The embarrassing indecent comes just one day after it was announced that Netanyahu canceled a meeting of an interministerial team that was deliberating the annexation of the Jordan Valley following the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) decision to launch a probe into alleged Israeli “war crimes”
Israel’s Winner Take All Election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a revolutionary. Since he entered politics 32 years ago, Netanyahu has upheld an integrated vision for Israel comprised of diplomatic, security and economic components.
Israel’s Dysfunctional Electorate?
To sum up how the third round of elections came about: No one wanted them, almost everyone voted for them, and everyone blamed everyone else, except themselves, for causing them.
If Jesus was Alive Today he’d be Called a Jewish Settler and Barred from Entering Bethlehem
In recent years anti-Semitic Christian organizations and leaders have circulated propaganda suggesting that Jesus Christ was a Palestinian.
“I’m not a Sa’ar Guy. I’m a G-d Guy.”
Friends have been asking me why Gideon Sa’ar over Bibi?
Netanyahu Needs to Reinvent Himself
The road to the 2020 elections runs through the Likud primaries. While Netanyahu is sure to win them, the fact that MK Gideon Sa’ar is gaining momentum within the party cannot be ignored.
In Europe, Israel Needs a Bottom-Up Approach to Diplomacy
Most people don’t care that much about Israeli-Palestinian issues, so small groups of committed activists can exert a disproportionate influence on policy.
An Irrelevant Debate About a Two-State Solution
While a U.S. House critique of Trump’s Middle East policy doesn’t advance peace, it does point to where discussion about Israel may be heading inside the Democratic Party.