Opinion
Can Syria’s new leadership be trusted? A closer look at President al-Sharaa – opinion
An Abraham Accords-style breakthrough will only be possible between Syria and Israel if one person—President Trump—brings Netanyahu and al-Sharaa together to seal the deal.
The AI paradox: Master it - but don't use it? - opinion
Ceasefire: What it is and isn't - opinion
Ireland declares war on West Bank dates and avocados over trade ban with Israel - opinion
Fantastic achievements, but the job is not done - opinion
The 100-year war against the tiny Jewish presence in the Middle East might finally end, auguring a new era of 100 years of peace.
NYT columnist's flawed take on Israel: How the war in Gaza exposed rising antisemitism - opinion
Friedman misses the bigger picture—antisemitism has been brewing for decades, and the war in Gaza only revealed the dangerous alliance behind it.
Israel cannot settle for a temporary military win, it must topple the Islamic regime - opinion
For Israel, this is not a conventional conflict, it is a confrontation with a country that is determined to destroy the Jewish State.
There is a time for diplomacy, clarity: World must now recognize which moment we are in - opinion
Diplomatic caution has its place, but continued equivocation in the face of Iran’s rogue regime risks repeating the worst errors of history.
Opposition leader Lapid: As Iran vows our destruction, Israel unites behind Netanyahu - opinion
Prime Minister Netanyahu is my political rival but his decision to strike Iran at this moment in time is the right one. The whole country is united in this moment, nothing will divide us.
Iran's critical choice: Capitulate, negotiate with the US, or start Middle East - opinion
Iran's current foreign policy options mirror Japan's options in World War Two.
Words matter: How we speak about cancer can hinder healing - opinion
"Nearly every conversation – be it in person, via WhatsApp, or other types of Internet communication – is not really about me. It’s about consoling you."
Your Investments: Charlton Heston and building wealth
I have wondered at times what the Ten Commandments would have looked like if Moses had run them through the US Congress. – Ronald Reagan
Ethiopia needs honest dialogue, not inflammatory rhetoric - opinion
The increase of genocide accusations in Ethiopian politics serves extremist agendas while real solutions lie in the country's ongoing national dialogue process.
Israel’s rural estates have quietly become the country’s most resilient real-estate bet - opinion
“Buyers are chasing a fixed pool of properties that still carry untapped building rights.”
The rental market is no longer fit for the way we live - opinion
As work and life become increasingly mobile, outdated rental models hinder our progress. It’s time housing caught up with the flexible future already underway.