The government’s intention to make the crime of settlement outposts kosher is in direct and flagrant contradiction to its masquerade that it wants to advance the peace process.
Haaretz Editorial 9 comments
There is a Great Wall of China between the high-living Netanyahus and their subjects. What will it take for people to realize that they are the dirty-dancing, uninvited guests at all of our weddings?
by Yossi Sarid 0 comments
Cautious optimism is warranted after AG Yehuda Weinstein's decree on the fight for women's equality, but enforcement is key.
by Shari Eshet 3 comments
An open letter to Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister Zeev Elkin in response to his missive to Google CEO Larry Page, urging the company to rescind decision to refer to Palestinian territories as 'Palestine.'
by Marco Greenberg 10 comments
It's not entirely clear. But one thing for sure, they would never hurt the religious feelings of Muslims or Christians living in Israel.
by Ithamar Handelman-Smith 14 comments
Boycotting Israel, while chiding Britain and the U.S. for 'war crimes' but not boycotting them, shows that the renowned scientist has dual standards.
by Shlomo Avineri 11 commentsThe story of the Arab Peace Initiative is the story of Israel repeatedly missing an opportunity.
by Elie Podeh 5 commentsThe economy is no less important than weaponry. A prudent defense budget will achieve higher security at lower cost.
Haaretz Editorial 1 comments
The Western Wall, dear female friends, doesn't need to be liberated. We must liberate ourselves from the Western Wall.
by Dror Etkes 9 comments
Finance Minister Yair Lapid should propose the creation of a commission of inquiry to ensure that Israel's fiscal crisis does not happen again.
by Aluf Benn 2 comments
