Prime Ministers Should Be Immune from Prosecution
We can disagree about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s conduct in regards to the Iranian nuclear program.
Looking Toward the Future in Israel
I am not a great fan of looking far ahead of where we are. There are too many possibilities capable of foiling the most carefully plotted scenarios.
The Strange Comeback of Gideon Sa’ar
What happened to the most radiant, promising person who retired from Israeli politics, that he needs to make such a strange comeback, straight into the election campaign?
Obama Encouraging Defeat of Netanyahu
Election fever is gripping Israel these days with the big election for control of the national government coming up on March 17th.
The Israeli Left’s Strategy: Nice Try but It Won’t Wash
The Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), a leading Israeli think-tank, hosted its annual conference last week on Israel’s regional and international challenges.
This was No Election-Driven Escalation
Legend may have it that security tension plays into ruling government’s hands; history proves this is not the case, so it’s unclear where rumors of Netanyahu’s desire for an escalation started.
Members of Knesset Honor Late Christian Leader Myles Munroe
Members of Knesset honored late Christian leader Myles Munroe, who died in a plane crash, for his steadfast support of Israel.
Where’s the Peace Process?
To be sure, one must be wary of making any conclusions about what candidates say and write in the midst of a political campaign.
The Next Netanyahu Coalition: Waiting for Answers
Deputy Environmental Protection Minister Ofir Akunis has a lot to say about what Israel’s response should be to the PA’s hostile diplomatic moves at the UN and at the ICC.
Battle Lines Emerge in Israel’s Election Campaign
With the date of the elections set for March 17th, the campaigning season has begun in Israel.
