Green line
From the Yellow Line to the Green Line: What lines will peace draw? - opinion
In times of war, lines on maps are never just lines. They become boundaries between fear and hope, between safety and displacement. The real question is: What lines will peace draw?
Could the Palestinian Authority be planning a Jewish genocide in the West Bank? - opinion
Gaza cannot wait: Time for a Palestinian Green Zone to end Hamas rule, IDF presence - opinion
Israel’s home front is now the battlefield - and it cannot be ignored - opinion
Into the Fray: Abu who?
It is difficult to conceive of anything more imbecilic than the debate raging over whether Mahmoud Abbas’s recent declarations are sincere.
PM goes to Gilo, pledges unabated building in J'lem
"This is our country, I'll continue to support building in J'lem," Netanyahu says on visit to neighborhood.
Candidly Speaking: On Israeli racism and democracy
Nothing makes us cringe more than screaming headlines reporting racist outbursts or hate crimes in our own country.
Palestinian driver that hit 4 IDF soldiers released
Police release driver in Neve Daniel hit and run that hit IDF soldiers, rule out terrorist motive.
Palestinian car strikes IDF vehicle, injures four
Police investigating whether crash near Neve Daniel in Gush Etzion region was a hit-and-run, or a terrorist attack.
The Return of the Ottoman Empire
Barak failing the Ariel test on education, security
Brushing aside the public’s educational needs, security represents perhaps the lowest point in Barak’s self-centered career.
EU: Only small part of Modi'in on settlement list
European Union statements on Palestinian issue being driven by "partisan elements," says Israeli official.
EU adds part of Modi'in to settlement list
Israel protests publicizing list of areas from which EU duties must be levied; no policy change as list's scope grows.
The new morality: Palestinian statehood
“Post-Zionism” is the moral argument against Zionism.
