Terror? The writing was on the (Jordanian royal palace) wall - opinion
Thursday’s deadly Allenby Crossing attack was years in the making, fueled by Jordan’s rhetoric, radical education, and public anger that now threatens the monarchy itself.
Opinion
A Rosh Hashanah prayer for Israel
From bullets to shofar: What we can learn from Charlie Kirk's assasination for Rosh Hashanah
Israel-Qatar stance still uncertain following Doha strike
Arab league summit in Doha leaves Israel with a choice
Israelis should realize that for many in the region, the Israel of the past three years is different from all previous ones.
Rosh Hashana thought: Construction and clarity - opinion
Like street markings before construction, Rosh Hashana’s rituals guide us to clear away the old and lay strong foundations for the year ahead.
Israel, Cyprus partnership paves path towards prosperity - opinion
In a region where alliances shift with dizzying speed, the Israel-Cyprus partnership stands out as a stable, pragmatic, and forward-looking relationship.
Netanyahu's vision of Sparta is not what Israel needs - opinion
Netanyahu's vision for the future is an Israel in a hunkered-down status against the world.
From Streicher to the 'genocide experts': Why Israel must start fighting defamation - opinion
History has warned what happens when propaganda cloaks itself in the language of law.
The Cyrus Accords: The beginning of a new chapter in Israel-Iran relations - opinion
Reviving ancient ties, the Cyrus Accords present a pragmatic vision for renewed Israel–Iran cooperation in a post-Islamic regime era.
Spain’s government is normalizing violence and targeting Israel - opinion
A radical coalition, led by a Prime Minister in survival mode, is fueling antisemitism and legitimizing violence — but many Jews in Spain refuse to surrender.
Beyond the Headlines: Who tells you the story?
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news
Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party announcement is a well-worn tale - editorial
Former government minister and IDF chief-of-staff Gadi Eisenkot announced his new political party, only to have no buzz.
Globalizing the Intifada killed Charlie Kirk - opinion
The pro-Hamas movement on college campuses and communities throughout the United States legitimized violence and hateful discourse for any cause, calling for resistance by any means.
