If we set aside the word “existential,” which is vague in meaning, the Iranians certainly have motivation, an ideology, a hostile regime, and malicious intent.
The Israeli public may be ready for a deal. But like most things in Israel, support comes with conditions and caveats.
They are not friends. People like them have no friends.
We are waiting. What other choice do we have?
Amid the triumph, the question of long-term purpose and chances of success remains.
For elections to happen, someone within the coalition must believe they have something to gain from them. A glance at the average polling numbers reveals a simple truth: no one in the current coalition has anything to gain.
This is what the French, the Australians, the Italians, the Canadians, don’t necessarily understand – a vast majority in this country still expects Gaza not to be ruled by Hamas.
Yair Golan, the head of the leftist Democrats Party wants to be a national leader. But the way he uses words sometimes raises the suspicion that he’s not quite ready for the job.
Trump’s cozy first term fooled Israelis into thinking that Obama was the outlier. He was not.
With a resumption of the Gaza war brewing, Israel is facing three questions that need urgent answers.
