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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at one of the sessions of his trial, 2025.

How Netanyahu deflects blame while manipulating Israel into trusting him

By TAMAR URIEL-BEERI

Friends and family members of October 7 victims grieve over loved ones' deaths at the site of the Nova music festival a year after the Hamas massacre.

Police heroism highlighted at Oct. 7 commemoration the Friends of Zion Museum in Jerusalem

By SHARON ALTSHUL

An illustrative image of contemporary Jews.

'Choosing Hope': The importance of hope for contemporary Jews

Israeli quilter and fiber artist Cindy Richard.

A stitch within the fabric of time: A look at the quilting scene in Israel

By ILANA JOSELOWITZ

Frozen construction in the Shilo settlement beside the Palestinian village Tumus Ayya.

Annexation: While the IDF fights in Gaza, Smotrich is seizing control of the West Bank

By ZIV STAHL

A map of Palestinian settlements along the seam line separating Israel from the West Bank.

Israel must stop the hostile Palestinian takeover of the West Bank

By NAOMI LINDER KAHN

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends his trial on corruption charges at the district court in Tel Aviv.

A change in law needed: Israel must find a solution to never-ending trial of Netanyahu

By Attorney Eyal Rosovsky

The results of the 1996 Dizengoff Center suicide bombing.

Islamism: The Left’s moral black hole

By Samuel J. Hyde

A sign being held at Begin Gate in Tel Aviv, reminiscent of the sign over the entrance to the Auschwitz concentration camp, reading “Until the last hostage.”

How many more times must we bear witness to antisemitism?

By Ginette Weiner

An Israeli settler prays during a rally marking the third year of Israel's disengagement from Gaza.

Israel is the solution: The Jewish state must have sovereignty in Gaza

By AVI ABELOW

Former leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn speaks during a protest in solidarity with Palestinians.

Will Labour's poor track record on Israel harm UK-Israel ties under Trump?

By NEVILLE TELLER

An illustrative image of solar panels and wind power generation equipment.

Open for business: How science, technology, and trade unite the UK and Israel

By BEN MYERS

Then-Supreme Court president Esther Hayut and all 15 justices assemble to hear petitions against the reasonableness standard law in the High Court of Justice, in Jerusalem, September 2023.

Why politicizing judicial appointments is dangerous for Israel

Israelis are seen protesting judicial reform, in Tel Aviv.

The unaccountable few: How Israel’s justice system undermines democracy

By SIMCHA ROTHMAN

JUSTICE MINISTER Yariv Levin (right) and Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, a former justice minister, attend a Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee meeting last week. Their proposal is significantly better than the original plan that roiled the country in 2023, but has substantial flaws

The Israel-Hamas War has presented necessity, opportunity for judicial reform

By MOSHE KOPPEL