Opinions

New stage play highlights dangers of today’s rising antisemitism and unchecked liberalism in European culture

The terms “friend” and “foe” have become so subjective, Israel can no longer recognize a fifth column in its midst

Voter turnout among Arab voters was way up thanks largely to Netanyahu’s campaign gambits

Israel’s political system has been so manipulated and corrupted that election results rarely reflect public will.

A view of Israel’s recent contentious election from Christian supporters abroad

While Trump is ready to go to war, the Saudis seem less concerned by attacks on their oil

Israel’s “democracy on steroids” is starting to reveal its flaws, and a third election in less than a year is now conceivable

Just hours before the polls open, Israeli politicians are playing on the most divisive issues

If he’s reelected next week, Netanyahu is poised to finally do something most Israelis agreed to decades ago.