No. 32: Naftali Bennett: The former Israeli PM who may shape the nation's future
Without building a party, offering a platform, or unveiling a team, Naftali Bennett has already shifted the political map.
Battered in NY, buoyed in DC: Israel faces split-screen reality ahead of Netanyahu's UNGA trip
Benjamin Netanyahu will be vilified at the UN and welcomed in DC, highlighting Israel’s precarious standing – besieged by multilateral hostility, steadied by bilateral ties with the US.
Netanyahu's 'Sparta' metaphor obscures Israel's wartime economic reality - analysis
Even with boycotts, sanctions, and embargoes making life harder, Israel will continue trading, innovating, and exporting, at the same time as it develops greater self-reliance.
Israel risks eroding trust underpinning Abraham Accords, Bahraini analyst tells 'Post' - interview
Bahraini analyst Ahmed Khuzaie says Israel’s Doha strike risks eroding the “warm peace” promised by the Abraham Accords, urging consultation with Gulf partners.
Camp David, Oslo, Abraham Accords: Three peace deals, three very different legacies - analysis
As the anniversaries of all three legendary deals approach, the success of each must be carefully analysed.
Striking Hamas in Doha: Qatar's duplicity, the Gulf's ambivalence, and Israel's evolving doctrine
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: By striking Hamas leaders in Qatar, Israel challenged global hypocrisy, shattered Doha's mediator facade, and opened a new front in its fight against Hamas.
Israel’s Doha strike revives old questions of timing, targets, and diplomatic fallout - analysis
Israel’s Doha strike echoes past dilemmas, from Ariel Sharon’s 2003 near-miss to Mossad hits abroad, showing how opportunity and diplomacy clash.
Hamas leaders will find no sanctuary, not even in Qatar, Israel strike signals - analysis
If Hamas is the octopus, then Qatar has been the reef where it camouflaged itself - hiding in plain sight while extending its reach.
An Opposition’s orchestra, or just rearranging furniture? - analysis
As the upcoming 2026 elections loom in the not-so-distant future, the politicking has already begun.
Double standards placed on Gaza refugee crisis, in comparison to Ukraine, Syria - comment
Unlike the Ukraine-Russia war, in the Gaza war, not only are regional countries refusing to take in any refugees, but they argue that even considering the idea endangers their national interests.
