No, Not all Votes are Equal
Blue and White persists in an obsessive effort to include the inimical Joint Arab List in determining the fate of the Jewish nation-state.
Is Netanyahu’s Significant Victory Sufficient?
The significance of this election—the third in less than a year—lies in its elements of surprise. In the first place, voter turnout reached 71 percent, the highest in 21 years.
Democrats and Anti-Democrats
The contrast between the Democrats’ intensive campaigning and the Israeli Left’s shrug at voters doesn’t mean that Democrats are fervent democrats.
Four Laws Following the Third Election
Regardless of who the winner is, or if Israel is able to form a government at all, following its third national election in less than twelve months that’s scheduled for March 2
Time to Bar the Joint Arab List
Even a cursory perusal of the official platforms of the alliance reflects a stark rejection of Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
Israeli Sovereignty and the Future of Trump’s Peace Plan
If Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fails to apply Israeli sovereignty to the Judea and Samaria communities before the election, not only will he almost certainly lose the elections, his defeat will bury Trump’s peace plan and harm Trump’s re-election chances.
From Rabin to Trump: A Price for Saying No?
For the very first time, someone has had the guts to tell the Palestinians there is a price to pay for saying no. That price is the Rabin peace plan.
Israeli Sovereignty and the Fate of the Trump Plan
And so we return to the issue of applying Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
Then and Now: European Jews and Elections
Israelis are sick of the election stalemate, which severely limits the government’s actions, especially financial.
Divisions within Israel’s Right-Wing could Cost More than an Election
In a tragic irony, just at the moment a right-wing government could have finally secured the Israeli settlement enterprise, ill-will among right-wing faction leaders is preventing it.