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'My Israeli Journey': Shaul Mofaz recounts battles, politics, and family - review
My Israeli Journey one of the most accurate, non-academic records of the years in which Mofaz served in the IDF and in his post-army service to his country.
Israel grants legal status to 19 West Bank settlements, including two vacated in 2005 disengagement
How the Second Intifada built the walls that failed on October 7 - analysis
The Gaza Disengagement: Sharon's strategic mistake and its cost – opinion
It began in Neveh Dekalim: How the Gaza Disengagement led to judicial reform
For Religious Zionists, who link Torah, people, and land, the state’s bulldozers felt like a theological betrayal.
Love among the yurts, and the charm of 'Too Much': What to watch on TV in Israel
Check out the series, movies and shows hitting Israel's screens this week.
Lebanon’s long overdue reckoning - opinion
Hezbollah’s claims about Israel's colonial ambitions in Lebanon do not stand the test of Israel-Lebanon’s history.
We need to talk about the two state solution - opinion
Establishing a Palestinian state has been a feature of Israeli rhetoric since the 1990s, and the majority of prime ministers have expressed willingness to agree to it, under certain conditions.
Returning to Gaza is a big mistake, calls are disturbing - editorial
Calls to return to Gaza settlements are divisive amid current warfare in Gaza and the costs of October 7.
Smotrich's vision: From yeshiva bocher to architect of West Bank settlement surge
Smotrich's fantasies are best played out in that venue, not in public life.
Paradigms will need to shift for Sderot to be reborn - analysis
A few months ago, only those considered on the far-right would talk about resettling Gaza. Now, the idea is taking hold.
Raanan Gissin, best known as Sharon's spokesman, passes away at 74
A frequent presence on international television channels, the gravel-voiced Gissin with the bushy black eyebrows cast a formidable figure.
Ariel Sharon: The complex legacy of Israel’s warrior-statesman
Sharon’s initial reputation was not entirely undeserved, although few doubted his generalship.
President Herzog honors the memory of Ariel Sharon
In 2006, while serving as prime minister after his military career, Sharon suffered a stroke which ultimately put him into an eight-year-long coma.
