Editorial Choose Calm, Not Punishment

Previous large-scale military operations achieved periods of calm but the need to launch such operations again and again shows that they alone cannot guarantee our security

Editorial Netanyahu's Surprise Interview Merely Underscored His Poor Judgement

The attorney general must order an immediate probe into the premier's contradicting stories and his decision-making concerning military procurement

Editorial The Golan Heights First

Trump gave Syria and its allies a renewed pretext for possible military action

Editorial Gantz Refuses to Be an Alternative

Why is a man presuming to offer an alternative to Benjamin Netanyahu’s rule unwilling to expose his position on the most critical issue in Israel?

Editorial Israel's Labor Ministry Must Act on Rising Death Toll at Construction Sites

After three workers were killed in a single week, minister fails to admit to the failure off his own ineffective policy

Editorial Reopen the Investigation Into the Submarine Affair

With new reports emerging, reopening Case 3000 means investigating whether or not Benjamin Netanyahu profited off submarine sales at the expense of Israel's security needs

Editorial The Right Wing vs. the Court

The election of a right-wing government to an additional four-year term will eliminate the separation of powers and erode the rule of law in Israel

Editorial Netanyahu’s Latest Victim

Resignation of retired judge who denied PM's request regarding his legal defense is more evidence that all of the State of Israel’s institutions have fallen hostage to a man who will stop at nothing to remain in office

Editorial An Iranian Hacking That Could Become an Assault on Israeli Democracy

Likud and Netanyahu have been trying to tarnish Benny Gantz in a variety of ways, including the spreading of false information. The use of material hacked by an enemy state would be a serious escalation

Editorial The Last Gatekeeper

It’s hard to exaggerate the importance of the High Court of Justice's decision on whether to disqualify various parties and individuals from running for the 21st Knesset

Editorial Yes to the Arab Slate, No to the Kahanists

The Supreme Court should reject any effort to draw a symmetry, a comparison of 'the extremists on both sides'

Editorial Netanyahu’s Racist 107-seat Knesset

The prime minister is pushing the idea that Arab parties need to be subtracted from the 120-seat Knesset to get the number of legitimate seats for a government coalition

Editorial A State on the Edge of the Abyss

It’s a shame that Benny Gantz and his partners are trying to mimic Likud instead of presenting a program to pull Israeli society - its growing minorities in particular - from an educational brink

Editorial A State for Some of Its Citizens

Netanyahu's response to actress Rotem Sela exposes the ugly, naked truth: The nation-state law was meant to make it clear to Israeli Arabs that the state views them as second-class citizens

Editorial The Damage Done by Pope Netanyahu

In empowering itself to decide who’s a Jew and who is less a Jew, the government is acting as a Vatican of the Jewish religion

Editorial Is That a Sandwich in Your Bag?

The High Court of Justice is right - setting up separate areas in hospitals for those wanting to eat food that isn't kosher for Passover is a disproportionate, humiliating and unfeasible solution

Editorial Caution on the Temple Mount

Israel would suffer no loss of respect, sovereignty or security if the Bab al-Rahma building remained open

Editorial Electioneering on the Verge of Conflagration

Israel's security forces have warned the security cabinet of the potential for a conflagration, but facing these assessments and proposals is a governmental vacuum that is conducting a political campaign for its survival

Editorial The Collaborators

Not one member of the current governing coalition voiced disgust over the attorney general’s decision or the suspicions against Netanyahu who could very well change the law to avoid standing trial

Editorial The Newspaper Publisher Who Plotted With Netanyahu Needs to Step Down

Arnon Mozes, who is being indicted along with the prime minister, should listen to the journalists whose integrity he put up for sale and step down

Editorial Netanyahu Against the Nation

A country cannot function when it is led by a person who accuses the police, prosecutors, opposition and press of conspiring against him

Editorial When Netanyahu Is Afraid to Lose

Editorial Blight of the Nation-state Law

What do Netanyahu, Meir Kahane and the nation-state law all have in common? A desire to delegitimize Arabs of equal citizenship

Editorial A Softer Palestinian Policy During the Election Campaign Would Help Everyone

Israel should foster a strong and functioning PA and the economic rehabilitation of the West Bank and Gaza, not its recent hard line on the Temple Mount

Editorial Kahanism: Last Refuge of a Scoundrel

Every person of conscience must imagine a leader of any country accusing a political opponent of relying on 'Jewish votes'

Editorial Give Them Water

Israel must abide by international law, respect the principles of justice and equality and connect the villages in the Masafer Yatta area to the water infrastructure

Editorial Gantz and Lapid Proved It Was Possible

The leaders of Hosen L’Yisrael and Yesh Atid have shown political maturity in setting aside their egos to run together

Editorial Kahane Returns to the Knesset

The party that considers itself a bastion of morality has turned itself into the door through which despicable racists and violent nationalists will enter the halls of power

Editorial Bibi, Who Am I Bothering?

Israel is deporting children of migrant workers, but many were born and raised in Israel and have never known another home