Israel-Hamas War
Crushing the Palestinians’ Hope of Imposing Their Will on Israel Is the First Condition for Resolving the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
The Jewish Writer Ariana Harwicz Has Been Excluded from the International Festival of Art and Literature at the University of Granada
A Rare Account From a Gaza Faction Opposing Hamas Rule
As the Hostage File Closes, Strategic Pressure on Israel Accelerates
How Tehran Weaponized Financial Desperation to Build a Network of Disposable Spies
Israel Stands at the Edge of Uneasy Quiet—a Nation Suspended Between Victory and Vigilance, Rebuilding its Institutions, Faith, and Purpose After the Long War that Refused to End.
How a Ceasefire Snatched Defeat from the Jaws of Victory, Ensuring the Terror Group Survives to Fight Another Day
The Social Contract Must Evolve
Netanyahu Has Repeatedly Argued That ‘Israel Has Never Been as Strong as It Is Now’
The Sinwar Precedent Continues: How Prisoner Exchanges Breed the Next Generation of Mass Murderers
If Hamas Survives to Fight Another Day, Hundreds of Thousands More May Die in the Coming Decades
From an Israeli Point of View, the Plan Appears to Offer Much That Israel Has Sought in Its Prosecution of the War, Though Not Without Cost
Israel’s Capacity, Once Roused, for the Application of Hard Power Has Been Amply Demonstrated
Let’s Have No More Euphemisms like ‘The Tragedy of October 7' or ‘The Events of October 7'
Even the Survival of Hamas’s Political Leadership in Its ‘Golden Exile’ in Doha Could Be Coming to an End
The World Suddenly Looks Very Different than It Did for Israel—And for Hamas—Only a Week Ago