Attorney for Netanyahu: What if the Prime Minister Never Received a Bribe?
The brief submitted by Netanyahu’s attorneys demonstrates that “media empires … routinely exchange favorable coverage for official acts.”
A Terrifying Assault on Israeli Press Freedom
Through their latest assault on Netanyahu’s advisers—and the seizure of their cellphones—the State Attorney’s Office and the police are proving the validity of the warning.
A Note on Tuesday’s Elections
The US media coverage of the Israeli election has misrepresented the results of Tuesday’s vote.
A Strange Thing Happened on the Way to the Polling Booth
Netanyahu’s gravest strategic miscalculation was not to call elections in May 2016 rather than capitulate to Liberman’s demand to be given the Defense portfolio.
Knesset Elections 2.0: An absent Electorate?
People have been literally lining up to leave, some have left long ago, and others are zapped of the inspiration to vote for what they believe will wind up in another impasse.
The Opportunity Presented by the Arab Political Crisis
Zionist parties must return to the Arab street and incorporate Arabs in their Knesset lists, not just to earn votes come election day, but to make them legitimate and long-term political partners.
Netanyahu’s Erdoğanization of Israel
The lethal combination of two extremely dangerous pieces of legislation being promoted by the prime minister – a new law protecting his immunity from prosecution and a push for a legislation to overturn Supreme Court decisions – is going to lead to a constitutional crisis
Joint Christian-Jewish Bible Study at Knesset Underscores Power of Faith in Politics
Approximately 120 people – composed of Christians, Druze, and Jews – gathered at the Knesset on Monday to mark the one-year anniversary of the dedication of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem.
Evangelical and Latin American Faith Leaders Gather in Israel’s Knesset
A special meeting in the Israeli Knesset strengthens the spiritual bond connectin American Evangelicals with the Jewish State.
Netanyahu Expected to be Asked to Form Israel’s Next Government
Israel’s current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to remain in his role for a fifth term, following his earning of 65 recommendations from the 120-seat elected parliament.