Opinion
The West clings to the two-state myth—but Arab leaders are moving on - opinion
Sheikh Wadee al-Jaabari of Hebron's announcement reflects a historic paradigm shift, whether or not it is feasible.
Melbourne’s night of shame - opinion
Khamenei’s personal hatred of Azerbaijan - opinion
Lebanon’s long overdue reckoning - opinion
Why is Trump hurting red states? - opinion
The burden imposed by the $3.3-trillion Big Beautiful Bill primarily hurts Donald Trump's voting base in red states, and Republicans could pay the price at the polls.
Israelis oppose gender segregation - opinion
The value of gender equality has eroded in Israel over the past two decades, but the majority of the public does not support separation measures.
Amid the chaos: A Palestinian reflection on Trump's strategic opportunity for the Mideast - opinion
This moment, for all its pain, suffering, and uncertainty, offers a narrow but strategic opportunity. But only if it is seized with clarity and courage.
We bombed Iran with precision - why can’t we control Gaza with purpose? - opinion
To achieve victory in Gaza, we must establish absolute control over the land, the people, and every critical resource.
'Time has run out': Netanyahu should not return from Washington without a hostage deal - editorial
Fifty hostages remain in Hamas captivity in Gaza, and no regional win can overshadow that. If there is, do not leave Washington and Doha without it.
How much time does Western civilization have left? - opinion
Much of what we have come to know, as the predictable flow of normal life, is about to change, with or without our approval, because an unavoidable tidal wave is already here.
The first Zionist diplomat: How Theodor Herzl changed Jewish and world history - opinion
To those who view diplomacy as naive, we urge a look at Theodor Herzl, the first Zionist diplomat, a man whose primary tools were determination and words.
Zionists understand: You can revive reputations, but not dead Israelis - opinion
Israelis welcome the prospect of a future in which they are no longer surrounded by well-armed enemies determined to do them harm, even if it means being viewed negatively by the rest of the world.
Israel's ‘kalaniyot’ still bloom: A symbol of enduring resilience - opinion
A teen’s journey from LA to Nir Oz – loss, hope, and Jewish roots
China’s power play with the US is tested by the Israel-Iran crisis - opinion
If the Israel-Iran conflict drags on, despite US President Donald Trump’s attempts at an extended truce, and the Chinese leadership comes to the Iranians’ aid, it will end up fueling global disorder.