Benjamin Netanyahu
The lessons of 1988.
A recent statement from Ambassador Friedman is in keeping with decades of U.S. policy.
The prime minister’s legal woes aren’t the main problem.
The election’s results are less decisive than they seem.
Despite challenges to its electoral system, its prime minister, and its relations with Palestinian Arabs, the answer is no.
For New York Times cartoonists and white-supremacist murderers, Jews exercise nefarious control.
They’re not what Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez thinks they are.
The judicial establishment reaps what it sowed.
Even most of his opponents agree.
A primer on the state of play of Israeli politics, how Israel’s electoral system shapes (and warps) priorities, and why Netanyahu has reason to be worried about his new rival.
Raising the electoral threshold paved the way for Otzma.
Elections, indictments, and a peace plan—oh my!
Even as each accuses the other of being soft on terror.
And the threat they pose to Israeli democracy.
