Politics
IDF's failure to understand Hamas is why terror group hasn't surrendered, Likud MK says
Halevi also said that IDF soldiers are too focused on political considerations to be making the correct military decisions.
Yoaz Hendel’s reservist group begins proceedings to form new party
The king and the rabbi: How Milei’s spiritual quest made him Israel’s strongest ally - comment
Road to elections? Shas, Degel Hatorah will vote to dissolve Knesset, parties say
Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen may run if Israeli elections are announced
Former Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen plans to launch an independent political party amid changing Israeli public sentiment post-war.
Levin: The people are demanding judicial reform - we will deliver
The comments come at the pinnacle of the tensions between the judiciary and the rest of the government.
How will Netanyahu's dramatic cross-examination affect his criminal trials? - analysis
The prosecution is proceeding very conservatively to score any points it can on Netanyahu, concerned that otherwise he could outfox them on the witness stand.
The accredited investor’s dilemma: The game theory of the Israel Securities Authority - opinion
Non-tradeable investments are not suitable for every investor, and indeed, a certain level of wealth, expertise, and understanding is required.
Is there still a Left in Israel? How October 7 shaped Israel's political landscape
Polls show that since October 7, many Israelis on the Left have lost faith in the chances for any kind of peace deal with the Palestinians.
Haredi minister pushing for bill to disperse Knesset, take Israel to elections
According to Israeli law, if a bill to disperse the Knesset passes, an election is automatically called and must occur within 90 days.
Right-wing leaders at CPAC Hungary vow to resist EU integration -opinion
In the past year, several right-wing parties have risen to prominence in Europe, largely kept away from power by coalitions formed by the center-right parties with the left.
Netanyahu's cross-examination: Will the prime minister's trial tear him down?
The prosecution’s chance to try to tear down Netanyahu’s narrative at trial is the moment the PM has dreaded since 2016.
Netanyahu in the spotlight versus at home: A psychoanalyst's view, 30 years after PM's rise
According to the psychologist, Netanyahu is a sharp, authoritative leader, but emotionally detached, shaped by a distant father, and lacking in personal support.
The importance of bipartisanship - opinion
Israel should return to its traditional fostering of bipartisan support in its relationship with America.
Libyan-Tunisian ties strengthen with Benghazi consulate reopening
The reopening follows months of bilateral coordination aimed at restoring consular services in the region.
