Even before Oct. 7, Benjamin Netanyahu’s legacy as Israel’s longest-serving leader was highly complicated.

Laphonza Butler was sworn into the United States Senate to succeed Dianne Feinstein on Oct. 1, only days before the Simchat Torah massacre in Israel.

The 21st century has not been kind to the Los Angeles Times.

The war will end. But the new reality it leaves behind will require an entirely different approach for both Israel and Diaspora Jews.

All in all, it was the harshest public admonition that Biden had ever delivered to Netanyahu.

Antisemitic double standards are pervasive, much more than we would have wanted to believe back on Oct. 6. The fight to confront and eliminate these practices will be long and difficult — but doable.

While hope and optimism are essential components of a successful strategy, they do not comprise a sufficiently sturdy platform for any high-risk endeavor.

Blind partisan loyalty – to Democrats or Republicans – is a luxury we can no longer afford.