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'This is the time to apply Israeli sovereignty'
Likud MK Sharren Haskel talks about her perspective on sovereignty over the Jordan Valley, Judea and Samaria.
Why this is Israel’s midterm election
Recent steps of politicians indicate that they are preparing less for the current election and more for the post-Netanyahu era.
'Never a dull moment in the Jewish State or in the Middle East'
Josh Hasten touches on the the various fronts from north to south, in which Israel was forced to act militarily.
'Peace plan? Americans should focus on Iran'
Ambassador Yoram Ettinger argues that Americans need to distinguish better between the essential and the inessential in the Middle East.
Netanyahu's battle against the justice system: How will it end?
Will Netanyahu’s battle against the legal establishment bear fruit?
Behind the scenes at the political ambush
Gil Hoffman takes us behind the scenes during and after the event which saw the breakup of the Zionist Union.
Risk in Syria, not just for Israel
What will the US pullout from Syria do to the Kurds? Which weak links will get wiped off the board?
Election mania: Has the 'right bloc' been hurt?
What will be left of the Jewish Home and how will the split impact the formation of a “right wing” government?
'With the right approach one can touch the heart of every youth'
A couple of teachers discuss how to have proper access to youth and how education can also affect the future of the entire region.
LeBron James: Anti-Semitic or basketball legend?
The evening on which LeBron proved he was far from being a basketball legend.
A Zionist Christmas in the Holy Land?
Gil Hoffman speaks about the complicated relationship of Christians in Israel with the Jewish majority in the Jewish state.
Does the public really want Netanyahu as defense minister?
According to the polls, the public prefers Binyamin Netanyahu more as prime minister and less as defense minister. Gil Hoffman explains why.
How should Israel respond to terror?
Caroline Glick discusses what Israel should be doing in light of the wave of murderous Jihadist attacks over the past week.
'It’s time for Israel to declare victory’
Daniel Pipes is determined to make it clear to the Arabs in Judea and Samaria that in order to survive they must recognize Israel.
Israeli democracy in danger?
Why do nearly half of Israelis believe that their political leadership is corrupt and that their democracy is in danger?
Israel and the Jews of the US: This is the time to connect
Lessons from across the Great Divide with progressive American Jews.
"Airbnb boycott will hurt the Palestinians"
Oded Revivi is adamant that by succumbing to BDS pressure and deleting the Jewish rentals, Airbnb is actually pushing peace further away.
Will the shaky coalition survive another year?
Can Netanyahu somehow hang on with a razor thin 61-seat majority in the Knesset?
Revolutionary thought: Israel being tested
The spirit of the Lehi is alive and well, just not in the way you might have imagined.
'This is how Israel got involved with Hamas in Gaza'
Dan Diker talks about the effect of the Gaza “civil war” on Israel and it's security.
Israel and US Jews post-Pittsburgh
What is happening to the complex and sensitive relationship between Israelis and American Jews in the wake of the massacre in Pittsburgh?
Iran and Gaza, Ben and Jerry
What effect will the reimposition of sanctions by the Trump administration against the Iranian regime have?
From Pittsburgh to Gaza
Josh Hasten mourns the loss of 11 Jews who were murdered in a Pittsburgh synagogue on Shabbat morning.
The blueprint of our world
Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel dive into this week’s Torah portion to try and make sense of the confusion of our times.
The mayor’s parting words
Nir Barkat ends his term as mayor of Jerusalem and is not afraid to criticize some of the candidates for mayor.
Why is the illegal Bedouin village still intact?
The saga of the illegal Bedouin village of Khan al-Ahmar continues.
Recognizing Jerusalem: It is becoming a trend
MK Sharren Haskel explains why Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced he's considering recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
Can we be suspicious without being racist?
Eve Harrow wonders who decides what morality is and how we fight for a better world.
A matter of time: The election is already around the corner
Political prognostics for the period ahead.
The Palestinian nation - who invented this lie?
How Muslim Jihadists have camouflaged their intentions of ridding the Middle East of its Jews with the creation of a "Palestinian" entity.
The quiet before the political storm
When will the next Israeli election be held? When will US President Donald Trump reveal his ultimate deal for Middle East peace?
How a Chinese fruit became a Jewish symbol
Etrog: From Persia with love.
Ari Fuld: Legacy of truth
Shlomo Katz discusses how the tragic murder of the hero Ari Fuld can help us understand the difference between life and death.
'Ari Fuld, my friend, a hero of Israel'
Josh Hasten talks about his friend Ari Fuld HY”D, and returns to an interview he held with him a few months ago
The virtue of nationalism
Is freedom really the most important value? Are the European Union and United States imperialistic?
Israel's ultimate wake-up call
What are the personal, national and universal meanings of Rosh Hashanah?
Interview: Jason Greenblatt is not discouraged from peace
Josh Hasten talks with Jason Greenblatt – Assistant to the President & Special Representative for International Negotiations
The Arab MKs cross the red line
The honey and sing of Israeli democracy.
'“Right of return”? That does not exist'
Dr. Einat Wilf call for a global campaign against the Arab propaganda about the “right of return,” which she explains doesn’t exist.
Who's responsible for the rift between Israel and American Jews?
What really happens within the relationship between the State of Israel and the Jews of the United States?
Guns in the US vs. guns in Israel
While Israel announced that more civilians would qualify to receive weapons licenses, many in the US want the guns off the streets.
Why is the Jerusalem mayoral election so unique?
Behind the scenes of the Jerusalem mayoral race.
The most inspiring story of the 21st century
Avi Abelow discusses the upcoming third annual Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation’s “Israel inspired” video contest.
Cease-fire or non-stop fire?
Josh Hasten thinks that the concept of ‘ceasefire’ doesn’t exist in Hamas Jihadist society.
How soon until Ahed Tamimi goes back to jail?
Counting the minutes: It is clear that Ahad Tamimi will return to prison
'Dog days of summer' in the Knesset? Not this summer
Gil Hoffman explains why the news from the empty parliament building is surprisingly intense now.
Can people heal The World?
Is the modern version of tikkun olam really what the sages meant?
Why the fuss Over Israel’s Jewish Nation-State Law?
Josh Hasten explains why this new ‘Basic Law’ has ruffled so many feathers near and far.
The Opposition Leader’s swan song
Gil Hoffman asks Yitzhak Herzog whether leaving the Zionist Union is akin to fleeing the sinking Titanic.
Redemption of tears
How is it possible to authentically internalize the pain and grief of this dark day in Jewish history?
Do Knesset members really work hard?
Gil Hoffman analyzes the work of Knesset members during the last week of the summer session.
Recovering from the fire: ‘Art of Revelation’
Yoram Raanan and his wife speak about the loss and the deep connection to God that defines their lives and life’s work.
One rocket is one too many
Rabbi David Fendel says that Hamas’ goal is to destroy Israel in stages, but he adds that Israel is “not defeatable.”
The 42 stop journey: The first Aliyah to Israel in history
Rabbi Shlomo Katz takes us on the 42 stop journey from Egypt to the Holy Land and shares the difference between journeying and walking.
Netanyahu vs Diaspora Jews?
Would Netanyahu prefer to help the haredim over Diaspora Jews from around the world?
PA’s “Pay For Slay” program takes a hit
Hitting the terrorists where it hurts – their wallets.
The Oslo process is dead, it is time to win
Twenty-five years after the Oslo agreement, Eve Harrow talks about the need to re-calculate the route
In Israeli democracy there is no moment of boredom
Gil Hoffman provides an internal look at approving controversial laws in the Knesset this week
Resurrection after the expulsion from Gush Katif
Listen to the inspiring story of a woman who was evacuated from Netzarim and rebuilt her life with her family in the city of Ariel.
