Yaakov Katz

Israel helped shape this new Middle East. But now, it’s not even in the room.

The government's continuation of the war without clarifying an end goal is a stain on the country and a slap in the face to reservists.

Donald Trump, who, in the absence of our own leadership at home, will help decide Israel’s fate. That’s the price of failing to plan – and of governing by slogans instead of strategy.

A national reset will not happen while Yoav Kisch lectures hostage families, Bezalel Smotrich berates the IDF, and Benjamin Netanyahu clings to power through blame.

A soldier or reservist who unilaterally decides to leak top-secret documents is not exposing corruption or safeguarding democracy.

Iran is vulnerable today like never before - time is running out for it to get its hands on a nuclear deal.

We are a country at war. In moments like this, the nation needs unity and, above all, leadership. What we are getting instead is chaos.

The Camp David Accords once proved that even the bitterest of enemies could sit at the same table. Let’s not allow that lesson to be forgotten.

The real tragedy is that while attention is diverted—while focus is placed on invisible enemies and deep-state conspiracies—the core challenges remain unresolved.

This might have been possible to tolerate before October 7 but definitely not now, at a time when the IDF is missing over 10,000 soldiers to fulfill the missions it already has.