Israeli Reality Is As Painful As It Is Clear: Israeli Religious Right Is Too Fractured To Lead
Israel was founded by a secular nationalist movement on secular nationalist principles and it must remain a secular nationalist state
Israel was founded by a secular nationalist movement on secular nationalist principles and it must remain a secular nationalist state
Even as the lead between the two largest parties keeps changing hands and as the right shows signs of life, Avigdor Lieberman and his secularists are still the likely kingmakers in Israel
Israeli election and its aftermath will shine a spotlight on the probability of an all out war between Israel and Iran
Israel must move to annex the “C” areas of Judea and Samaria to fulfill Zionism’s promise of making Israel the home of all Jews
Ayelet Shaked to be the first woman and the first non-observant Jew to lead the unified bloc of the religious Zionist right
For the first time in a long time Israel is poised to depose Netanyahu and form a government with no participation from the religious sector
The issue of male homosexuality is a troubling one for the Israeli religious Zionist community
The fault lines in Israeli society must be addressed and begin to heal if Israel is to survive.
As Israel and America are being pulled apart by the inexorable forces of history, the new Israeli elections are slated to be among the most consequential in Israel’s history
Aftermath of the failed Israeli election shows that the outcome failed to properly reflect the existing balance between the observant and non-observant segments of the population.