Rather than solving problems, Israel shelves them, to be dealt with maybe next year, or by the next government, or when the next crisis materializes.

The crime rate — and murder rate  — of Arab Israelis has more than doubled this year. And Israel doesn’t seem ready to enact the type of measures that could tame this violent wave. 

What kind of arrangement can move Israel from a state of storm to a state of calm?

If Israel loses the IDF as a People’s Army, this will have practical and symbolic consequences.

The American foreign relations community has turned its attention to what is developing in the Washington-Riyadh-Jerusalem axis.

Basic law: Torah Study seeks to eradicate the distinct sanctity of mandatory national service.

The ‘reasonableness’ law was a first in a long wish list of controversial laws that the coalition intends to pass.

Both sides seem to insist on violating, at least for the time being, the Cold War theory known as MAD – “Mutual Assured Destruction.”

Israel is moving, with open eyes and no sign of retreat, on a path leading to violence.

A country without rules cannot exist. Israel must have rules. On the other hand, in certain moments, there is justification to oppose the rules, and also break them.