Fiction faster than fact: Time for legacy media to confront its role in antisemitism - editorial
Legacy media has failed to treat antisemitism as a system of prejudice with its own logic and history.
War doesn't end on the battlefield: Israel must better support veterans with PTSD - editorial
Daniel Edri's recent death by suicide is not an isolated tragedy, but rather part of a deeper national mental health crisis.
Israel must act now and end Gaza war or lose Arab support for peace - editorial
If moderate Muslim states keep looking over their shoulders while Tehran empties the table, then Israel could miss its golden opportunity to expand the Abraham Accords.
'Time has run out': Netanyahu should not return from Washington without a hostage deal - editorial
Fifty hostages remain in Hamas captivity in Gaza, and no regional win can overshadow that. If there is, do not leave Washington and Doha without it.
Shin Bet charade: It's time to approve Netanyahu's Zini appt - editorial
Talk about Chelm. It’s time to get on with the business of safeguarding the citizens of Israel.
Why Australia's antisemitism problem can't be ignored any longer - editorial
When antisemitism is tolerated – or dressed up as political critique – it doesn’t stay in the abstract. It sets fires to synagogues. It vandalizes restaurants. And it kills.
Lights, camera, diplomacy: How Netanyahu's performative US visit can make change - editorial
Netanyahu’s Washington trip is less a mid-war strategy session and more a staging event – a showcase of the US–Israel alliance reborn through conflict.
In Washington, Netanyahu must prioritize bringing home hostages before Iran - editorial
If Netanyahu’s belated pilgrimage to the Gaza periphery communities means anything, it must be that those voices now shape his agenda, not just his social-media feed.
Frustration with our leadership must not lead to our annihilation - editorial
The anger, hurt, disappointment, and frustration in our country are more than valid, but we cannot afford to call for institutional annihilation.
Eisenkot's exit: Reflective of Israel's antiquated politics that need to change - editorial
While that setup may serve the party leader well, it weakens and dilutes democracy by reducing transparency, participation, competition, and accountability.
