Opinion Occupation? What Occupation?
Just 30 years into his political career, Netanyahu finally told the truth: Millions of people whose rights are trampled day after day, whose lives are intolerable, are of no interest to Israel’s prime minister
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Opinion Tzachi Hanegbi Square
Regional Cooperation Minister Tzachi Hanegbi took a bullet for the entire Israeli right as the debate over Rabin's murder has been replaced by attacks on Hanegbi himself
Opinion In Israel or Elsewhere, There's a Price to Funding Art
The relationship between art and the state in Europe and Israel is totally different from the American model, so don’t call Culture Minister Miri Regev ‘Israel’s very own McCarthy’
Right-wing Israeli Lawmaker Blasts Bill That Would Override High Court Rulings on Asylum Seekers
Likud MK Benny Begin said the legislation would demonstrate that migrants are ‘not like other human beings’ and lead Israel down a dangerous slope
Analysis Jerusalem Elections Show Once Again: Netanyahu Doesn't Know What It Means to Be a Friend
Now this lesson has been learned by Likud Minister Zeev Elkin, who on Tuesday lost the Jerusalem mayoral election
Opinion Eulogizing Bibi, Once Again
The center-left continually claims the end of the Netanyahu era. But a future cannot be built on desperate dreams, eulogies and efforts to be more right wing than the right wing
Analysis For Once, Israel’s Local Elections Matter to Netanyahu and National Politics
Long-standing incumbents in some of Israel’s biggest cities could be ousted Tuesday, with the ultra-Orthodox bloc divided and Likudniks going against the wishes of their leader. Is it the shape of things to come in 2019?
Editorial Berkovitch for a Tolerant Jerusalem
A victory in Tuesday’s mayoral race by 35-year-old Ofer Berkovitch would be a victory for an open and modern Jerusalem
Opinion Here Comes the Destruction of Israel
The Trump administration’s chaos may be worse than what’s going on here, but that’s cold comfort given the Netanyahu government’s methodological actions to undermine the state
Ex-minister Rejects Netanyahu's Conspiracy Allegations: Provide a 'Shred of Evidence'
Gideon Sa'ar's response follows Netanyahu's statements that the former Likud lawmaker sought to conspire with President Reuven Rivlin to compel him to step down from the premiership after next election