
A Mess Made Messier by Trump’s Ultimatum
Israelis who want the deal completed understand that Trump is the only powerful-enough person to force Netanyahu’s hand on this issue.
Israelis who want the deal completed understand that Trump is the only powerful-enough person to force Netanyahu’s hand on this issue.
A clear majority of Israelis support “the possibility of Arabs from Gaza moving to live in another country” as proposed by President Donald Trump.
The fact that Trump surprised everyone by putting pressure on Israel to accept the deal doesn’t mean he won’t surprise again.
A shift in public sentiment reveals a changed Israel. Some will say the nation has hardened, revealing a crueler side. Others will argue the country has sobered, and was forced to become tougher.
Matania doesn’t just propose to add layers to Israel’s strategy, he also believes some of the current pillars ought to be eliminated.
Peace with Egypt was a unique achievement. But Carter was also unique in the type of criticism he hurled at Israel.
Is Levin right to demand a legal reform at this time? Does he offer an acceptable compromise that the other side rejects?
If Israel wants to celebrate the fall of Assad for domestic political reasons, or boost its deterrence, or just to feel good — let it celebrate. As long as it doesn’t start believing in its own celebrations.
In Israel a discussion is being held about … well, one must be careful with words.