Opinion
Your Investments: Ran Gvili, the Exodus from Egypt, Tu Bishvat and your money
We have it great in Israel. Remember how back in the old country we celebrated by going to the dentist after cracking some teeth eating the hard, wood-tasting boxer (carob)?
From Cyrus to today: Iranian resistance outlasted regime indoctrination - opinion
A moment to breathe, be happy: Ran Gvili's return brings end to Gaza hostage story - opinion
Where is American Jewish outrage over Iran? - opinion
Israel’s untapped power: Sun, water, and true energy security - opinion
Israel’s foolhardy hyper-dependence on expensive, vulnerable, and explosive gas rigs will be the subject of a state commission of inquiry.
The war Hollywood won’t show: Islamic terrorism thrives on Western illusions - opinion
Why the West misreads Islamic terror – and antisemitism is its own dangerous illusion
Activating Jewish service through partnerships, collaboration - opinion
Engaging in shared service is one way to see each other’s humanity and counter the isolation and misinformation that fuel anti-Jewish hatred.
Gaza's Board of Peace must bring about a public, global ultimatum to Hamas - opinion
Vagueness has been Hamas’s greatest shield. This monstrous organization thrives in fog. The international community must stop pretending that ambiguity is constructive.
Including Turkey, Qatar in Gaza’s Board of Peace undermines Hamas demilitarization - opinion
For Ankara and Doha, Gaza is not a humanitarian responsibility – it is a strategic asset.
Buzzwords and false allegations are Western human rights inversion - opinion
To fixate on flawed accusations against Israel while ignoring genuine, massive atrocities elsewhere is to repeat ominous historical precedents.
Turkey is Trump’s Eisenhower moment: Will he set a precedent in Syria? - opinion
Trump now has the opportunity to set a different precedent – one that distinguishes accommodation from endorsement, and allies who constrain instability from strongmen who monetize it.
Iran’s mullahs prove how antisemitism is a despot’s best friend - opinion
Americans and Israelis shouldn’t need haters to remind us how closely our two countries are interconnected – with aligned values, overlapping liberal-democratic ideologies, and intertwined fates.
End of a special relationship: Israel no longer wants to be America’s political football - opinion
Israel can and should move forward on its own – still a close friend of the United States, but an independent friend, not a friend in need.
Iran, Muslim Brotherhood may turn Sudan into an attack platform against Israel - opinion
A Sudan captured by Brotherhood doctrine and Iranian influence represents not only an African crisis but another potential platform in the expanding arc of pressure against Israel.
