Complacency meets the ghosts of history - analysis
This attack bares resemblance to 9/11 and the Yom Kippur War.
Israel is haunted by the ghosts of the Yom Kippur war in this attack - comment
The Yom Kippur War of 1973, exactly 50 years ago today, serves as an important point of reference in understanding the gravity of Israel’s recent oversight.
Israel must become a 'win-win' society - opinion
At the heart of a “win-win” society is the ability to collaborate, empathize, and problem-solve with each other. These traits are essential to break the current deadlock.
Unions are the answer to COVID unemployment and work disputes - opinion
Worker power is essential to building our economy from the COVID-19 crisis better than before and developing the economy from the bottom up and the middle out.
Israel Elections: Labor Zionism is the way forward - opinion
The social safety net established by Labor was the safety net that helped Israel overcome much of the challenges of the last year.
What we have here is a failure to communicate
Israel, despite all of its battle experience, from wars to the Mount Carmel Forest Fire, was clearly unprepared for coronavirus.
Election season brings out the anti-Israel trolls
Let the election season begin.
The need for a civilian maestro to command the media and diplomatic efforts
Hezbollah seeks to shatter our nerves and break the national morale by challenging the political and defense establishments to protect our people.
The question of proportionality
Over the recent days during the flareup with Hamas in Gaza, several foreign correspondents have raised questions of proportionality of the IDF conduct.
The Gaza border – Israel’s White Cliffs of Dover
The underlying message of the Gaza protests, missed by most of the media coverage so far, is the wish to trample the border and extinguish hope for a two-state solution.
