The long-lost Altalena has resurfaced off Tel Aviv, and with it Israel’s oldest warning: political rivalry must never become civil war.
Opinions
Arguing against antisemitic lies is futile. Antisemitism must be confronted for what it has become: a political weapon against Jews and the Jewish state.
On the face of it, this is one of the simplest questions you can ask a person.
Allowing Jews to carry prayer books onto Judaism’s holiest site is not a provocation. The decades-long prohibition was the provocation.
As the UN Security Council votes on a new UN Secretary General, a look at new candidate Ivonne A-Baki, frontrunner Rebeca Grynspan, and the candidates considered problematic from an Israeli perspective.
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Jingle hell
The score of Yair Golan’s latest campaign clip is music that freed hostage Rom Braslavski’s terrorist captors in Gaza listened to as regularly as they tortured him.
Does Israel, regarded as one of the most innovative and well-informed countries on military developments, respond too slowly to new threats?
Tom Barrack wants to give Ankara a central role in the new regional order – but how much influence does he have over the US president?
From Vietnam and the Six-Day War to the fall of the Berlin Wall and October 7: A personal look at six decades of upheaval – and at what remains.
