The Way Israel Decides to Appoint Judges is None of the EU’s Business
As Israel’s political parties were negotiating the guidelines of the next government coalition, the Likud party raised the issue of judicial reform.
The New Knesset’s National Paralysis List
The last few years in Israel have been witness to a longstanding argument over raising the country’s election threshold.
Does the World Have the Right to Exist?
Israel’s Prime Minister once asked would it enter the mind of any Briton or Frenchman, Belgian or Dutchman, Russian or American.
Ehud Olmert, a Man of Contradictions
There are two sides to this story.
New and Old Faces in Israel’s 20th Knesset Are Officially Sworn In [VIDEO]
The Knesset opening session was buzzing with new faces, as 39 new Members of Knesset joined their veteran colleagues in the swearing in ceremony.
The Knesset Goes Solar
With nearly 50 years of history behind Israel’s parliament building, the Classical stone structure has seen countless historical changes and events.
President Rivlin Appoints Netanyahu With Task of Forming 34th Government
Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin appointed outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with the responsibility of forming the 34th government of Israel.
Israel’s Election Outcome: Panicking or Politicking
I am not a political pundit, and I don’t play one on TV.
Yes,We Can
As I first penned these words, at six a.m. the morning after the Israeli elections, and after 99%of the votes were counted.
The Urgent Business of the Next Government
On Tuesday, the people of Israel spoke.