Menachem Begin
Israel’s next political upheaval will come from the Right - opinion
The Israeli Right is not merely wasting votes. It may be wasting the makings of an entire government. The tragedy begins when each concludes that being qualified for first makes third unacceptable.
Middle Israel: Why is Sara Netanyahu going to war against Yair Golan? - opinion
What do the Altalena and the Heritage Ministry have to do with the approaching elections? - opinion
The Altalena’s enduring lesson: Israel must choose unity over division - opinion
Saving the remnants of Jewish life in Brest
The Together Plan seeks to create a memorial wall from the headstones of destroyed graves.
Jerusalem voters: Discounted activities for those who go to the ballot box
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Begin's great grandson makes a splash - but not the right kind - on Ninja Israel
But this wasn't the year for a Begin to begin the Ninja finals.
Book review: Begin’s dramatic journey to peace
Gerald Steinberg and Ziv Rubinovitz have penned a deep dive of Israel’s first-ever peace treaty with a neighboring country
Walking a tightrope: Chabad’s complicated relationship with Zionism
The Chabad-Lubavitch movement is one of the fastest-growing and most influential denominations of Judaism, spanning across the world and heavily impacting the religion’s future.
From Begin’s tchach-tchachim to Bibi’s bots - analysis
Likud has a long history of milking opponents’ insults for more votes.
40 years of peace: How Begin made a crucial contribution
Begin saw peace with Egypt as not only a possibility, but as a priority.
Gantz slams Netanyahu on memorial day for Begin
Gantz later attacked the prime minister on Facebook saying that "Begin would have ousted Netanyahu from the Likud.”
Original copy of infamous 1939 British White Paper to be auctioned
An original copy of the 'White Paper' which restricted Jewish immigration to Palestine during the Holocaust is one of three rare pamphlets to be auctioned in Los Angeles
How it really was! - An unusual trio – Jabotinsky, Ben-Gurion and Begin
If we can look dispassionately at Vladimir Jabotinsky and David Ben-Gurion’s principles, we find something there is a marked similarity in ideals, albeit due to differences of place and time.
