Netanyahu Didn’t Sell Israel’s Security
Even if the prime minister did know about his advisers’ involvement in the submarine affair, and he likely did, not for a moment did he think he was doing anything wrong. Even if his associates were making a profit from the deal, he still believed it would benefit the state.
How’s He Doing?
A friend responded to one of my recent notes with, “How many Trumps would it take for you to trade for one Bibi?”
The Allegations in the Bibi-Hunt: Spine-Chilling Stuff
What could prevent a phenomenon such as the Bibi-hunt would be an improvement in Israel’s political culture.
Israel’s “Teflon” Prime Minister
Israelis like myself are wary of bandwagons and happy to leave well enough alone.
Likud MKs vs. Police: A Dangerous Intimidation Campaign
Knesset Members Amsalem and Bitan, with all their initiatives and bills against the law enforcement system, aren’t interested in fostering change. All they want is to intimidate, to silence. This isn’t a dispute between Right and Left. It’s a dispute between King Bibi’s submissive slaves and all those who want a civilized country.
Saudi Purges and Duty to Act
For 70 years, Saudi Arabia served as the largest and most significant incubator of Sunni jihad.
The Enemies of Kurdistan are the Enemies of the US
Iran is on a mission.
British MP Forced to Resign After Meeting With Israeli Officials on Holiday
On her family vacation, Patel met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, former Finance Minister Yair Lapid, and other senior Israeli officials.
Judging Bibi
Israel has done well under Bibi’s leadership, but the stench of corruption appears to come from something real, that ought to be dealt with by those having the responsibility.
Judging countries
Judging a country is not easy or free of controversy.