A Palestinian state needs Israel's agreement to exist. It's not a matter of recognition - editorial
Pushing for a two-state solution now is unmoored from reality, as Palestinians have shown no ability or willingness to run a peaceful entity alongside Israel.
King Abdullah's silence: Quiet consumes growing radicalization in Jordan - editorial
King Hussein understood that preserving peace required a proactive approach rather than passive silence when that peace was threatened - his son must learn the same.
Netanyahu's gov't must use Gaza City leverage to return to hostage negotiations - editorial
As we enter the High Holy Day period and approach the two-year mark since that awful October 7, we urge the government to explore every opportunity to return to the negotiating table.
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.
If Doha wants to be the Switzerland of the Middle East, it must be neutral mediator - editorial
Qatar is a small state with big ambitions. It has mastered the way to confuse the West into thinking that Doha talks to everyone, when in reality, it is not an impartial mediator.
Five years on, Abraham Accords still reshape Israel’s future - editorial
The Abraham Accords matter for Israel because they represent a diplomatic, strategic, and economic leap forward, proving it can transcend isolation, forge new alliances, and shape a new Middle East.
Rubio’s visit highlights Israel's need to change course of war before it’s too late - editorial
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s trip to Israel is a warning that time is running out to end the war, free the hostages, and avoid deepening global isolation.
Israel's strike in Doha clarion call, won't sit by as terror leaders walk free in Qatar - editorial
Visiting Turkey, Lebanon, Iran, and other countries, those top Hamas officials have been able to fly around the Middle East. They felt safe and secure, even when they cheered the October 7 massacre.
Words, not weapons: A democracy that allows assassination has forfeited its foundations - editorial
Kirk's passing cannot be separated from the deeper crisis facing America and Israel: the rise of political violence. Whether in Jerusalem or Washington, we've seen rhetoric become bullets.
As Israel battles the axis of evil, it must not forget to fight for the hostages - editorial
This was the right move, and the next steps must be carefully calculated to get Israel the result it wants: the return of all of the hostages and the removal of the threat at our border.
