For Israel to be Safe it Must Bury the Oslo Delusion
The death of an IDF officer this week proves that reality is what matters, not the Israeli elite’s fantasies.
The Six False, Failed Assumptions of the “Two-State Solution”
U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken refused to meet with either Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz or National Security Adviser Eyal Hulata when they visited Washington last week to discuss the dangers the administration’s deal with Iran poses to Israel.
On the Death of Two Arab Journalists in Israel
News this week in Israel included the death of two Arab journalists, in different locations, under different circumstances, and unrelated.
Israel Must Take and Hold Gaza Indefinitely
There is no solution to terror and violence emanating from Gaza except to govern the territory itself.
The Gaza Operation, in Perspective
Given the fact that it is only a matter of time before Israel will once again have to go into Gaza for one reason or another, perhaps we need to recalibrate our goals.
The ‘Forever War’ Against the West
America wins a battle against Al-Qaeda, Israel against Islamic Jihad.
Gaza Fighting Changes Nothing About Israel’s Image Struggle
Critics have never cared about rocket attacks, terrorism or even about the Palestinians. The argument remains about whether one Jewish state on the planet is one too many.
IDF’s Momentum Plan Key to Future Victories
The helicopter buzzes in from the South, making a long arc in the sky as it begins an approach.
Classrooms Before Missiles
The only way for Israel to ensure and expand its qualitative edge over its enemies is to invest in education.
Noa Tishby’s Surprisingly Welcome Splash on the ‘Hasbara’ Scene
Given her performance to date, the actress, producer and author deserves not only an apology, but accolades, from those who doubted her abilities to serve as Israel’s first-ever Special Envoy for Combating Anti-Semitism and Delegitimization.
