Observation:
Observation: Saudi timeline to Pal. statehood could undermine what we already have
There is no reason to agree to a timeline with the Saudis. Opinion.

Founded IMRA with his late father Dr. Joseph Lerner OBM
There is no reason to agree to a timeline with the Saudis. Opinion.

There are flaws at the heart of the Resolution that could cost us dearly in the near future. Opinion.

Master politician Netanyahu is well aware that annexation would dramatically change the dynamics of Israeli politics. It would also affect the demographics even if Smotrich's plan is the one chosen. Opinion.

The head of Republicans Overseas Israel says that the Trump Administration is preventing Israel from saving the Syrian Druze and that the result will be theirannihilation and the genocide of other minorities in Syria. Report.

The Israeli public is continually bombarded with this total falsehood claiming that political considerations are keeping 20 live and 30 dead hostages stuck in the Gaza Strip. Opinion.

Yes, there's a plan and Ii's not "Yihyeh Bseder (everthing will be fine)." Opinion.

Technical Note: Unprecedented terms and conditions could block return to war In Hamas deal. Opinion.

Many well known figures have failed.

I am not naïve. I could write extensively here against our current Supreme Court. Opinion.

I, too, was among those who pushed for us to take out Hezbollah's missiles back in October 2023. And I was wrong. Chaim Ramon shows why we had to wait. Op-ed.

You can rebuild Gaza, but they want Tel Aviv. A short, concise and accurate summary of the issue and why Trump is right. Op-ed.

The consequences of the ceasefire- hostage deal will be apparent over the next year.

Bernard Lewis warned the West, but are we incapable of understanding what makes Muslim states' bombs tick? Opinion.

The challenge Prime Minister Netanyahu faces is to prepare a "package" for President Trump. Opinion.

A bill on how the passing on of information to the political echelons can be legally methodized is long overdue, because it seems that the Army and Shabak feel they are allowed to hide information from the elected PM. And what are they agreeing to in Lebanon? Opinion.

We cannot afford to rush into a deal that relies on shortcuts, implicit understandings, and bilateral agreements that can be revoked. Opinion.

An American official with knowledge of Israel's plans told The Washington Post - while much of the operation was still underway - that missile manufacturing facilities were the targets.

All we have to do is give the Palestinian Authority control of a state including Gaza and let UNIFIL inspect private property in Lebanon. What could go wrong? Op-ed.

While Bob Woodward's quotations of Biden cursing Netanyahu are a source of glee for antisemites and Bibi-haters, they reveal disturbingly that Biden cannot bring himself to concede that the PM is correct. Op-ed.

No “iron clad deal” which leaves those hundreds of thousands of Hezbollah rockets and guided missiles in place will be worth the paper it’s written on. Op-ed.

The Labor Union is giving Hamas the assurance that killing hostages is a good way to cause chaos in Israel - but ts planned political strike is illegal and opposed by the hostage families' Tikvah Forum.

Old Dog OldTricks: Yadlin says Israel should make Hamas deal at any price after IDF attacks Hezbollah launchers this morning.

Netanyahu has intentionally painted himself into a corner by telling the truth about the Philadelphi Corridor. At stake is Israel's survival. Opinion.

Home Front Command's recommendations include a list of products to keep in every home that can last for 3 days and a list of supermarkets that will stay open if war breaks out.

It is astounding that the IDF upper echelons, who failed miserably to protect the country, have the chutzpa to voice opinions against government policy with such self-assurance.

Any complacency on this issue is a certain road to disaster. Here is why:

Real US support means signing off on Lebanese civilian losses needed to destroy Hezbollah missilies. Op-ed.

We have to think of the longterm results of our decisions if we value the lives of our countrymen. Op-ed.

Not a pleasant job, running Gaza for the forseeable future until the war is won, but them's the breaks. Op-ed.

I feel it is an afront for us not to celebrate.

Will Netanyahu make the decision that puts Israel on the road to destruction or the one that gives it hope for the future? Opinion.

Let's call it a two-state plan born of desperation and ignorance, because we know the truth: If Israel fails to defeat Hamas it will be a broken and lonely country desperate for its future. Op-ed.

Hard to believe, but there are Israeli talking heads pushing for a Palestinian Arab state in wake of Iranian drone attack. Op-ed.

Civilian "common sense" has more than a few times trumped decades of military training and experience. Smotrich viewpoint may be another example. Opinion.

There is ultimately only one way to prevent the massive destruction of areas of major Lebanese cities, and that is for Hezbollah to remove the rockets and missiles embedded in those areas. Op-ed.

Smart Israeli planning for the Philadelphi Corridor Operation can satisfy Egypt's primary concerns. Opinion

After all, Israel signed the Oslo Accords, left Gaza, signed a peace treaty with the country that allowed Hamas to smuggle weaponry into Gaza, and reduced the size of the IDF, so why not give Blinken's plan a try? Satire.

Only if Gaza is completely razed can the thought of returning there be entertained. Response to a letter in Arabic by Israel's NSC head.

Instead of causing damage to Israel over the Saudi normalization, stick to what you need for the elections. Op-ed.

Victory, Abie Natan's call to lay down arms, Sadat's intransigence, Kissinger's efforts..
