Has Israel lost the ideals of its founding fathers? - editorial
There’s so much good about Israel, but there are issues that prompt many olim to leave after a few years and prevent those Israelis abroad from deciding to come home.
ISF achieving less than full Hamas disarmament will be a failure, lead to future wars - editorial
The measure of success of the ISF will be tangible – the disarmament of Hamas and the dismantling of its tunnel infrastructure, for starters.
Mamdani must be a mayor who protects New York's Jews, unites minorities in city - editorial
For Mamdani personally, embracing Jewish safety should be politically astute. Can Mamdani acknowledge a Jewish state? If not, we’re afraid he might be an antisemite.
Mamdani winning in NY means antisemitism can win elections, would impact Jews globally - editorial
Whichever candidate prevails, the implications will be felt far beyond New York. If Mamdani's on top, that would be a bad day for Jews worldwide. If not, we must reflect on why he almost did.
From Sde Teiman to MAG, Israeli media must show accountability without incitement - editorial
With footage of abuse of a Palestinian detainee facility, indictments of five reservists, and politicians reacting sloppily
If Israel handles it right, rare Middle East diplomatic openings could reshape region - editorial
The stick has been wielded effectively. Now it’s time to see if the carrot can be just as powerful.
End the ultra-Orthodox community's exemption from IDF service - editorial
The haredi establishment defends this detachment as the protection of the Torah world, but Torah study is not the private property of one social group.
Republican Jewish Coalition faces leadership test on Israel’s fate at Las Vegas summit - editorial
With a visible rise in Republican Jews, the Republican Jewish Coalition has the potential to shape legislative priorities, help rebuild Israel and strengthen the US-Israel alliance long term.
Israel must fight Hamas's weaponization of grief for political gain - editorial
Israel must continue searching for the bodies of hostages, while it demands that those who turned a grave into a set be named, sanctioned, and judged.
The haredi draft dodging farce to continue until we who pay the price say 'enough!' - editorial
The threat of revoking the right of haredim to vote might be extreme, but sanctions, budget cuts, and hitting them where it hurts – in the pocketbook – are not.
