The Reckoning
Israel must grapple first with its enemies, and then with the failures of its own government.
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Amir Cohen / Reuters Netanyahu’s Betrayal of Democracy Is a Betrayal of Israel
Decency and reason can still prevail, but more than ever Israel needs its Jewish friends abroad.
Joanne Imperio / The Atlantic; Atef Safadi / AFP / Getty; Kobi Wolf / Bloomberg / Getty; Lior Mizrahi / Getty The Case Against the Iran Deal
Reviving the JCPOA will ensure either the emergence of a nuclear Iran or a desperate war to stop it.
Mohammad Berno / Iranian Presidency Office / AP Can a Protest Movement Topple Netanyahu?
The absence of a government plan to deal with the economic crisis, along with a second wave of COVID-19, has triggered a surge in opposition.
AHMAD GHARABLI / AFP / Getty Israel’s Arab Moment
In this pandemic, the nation’s citizens face a crisis that is finally bringing us together.
MAGEN DAVID ADOM / AFP / GETTY Netanyahu Is Fighting Ghosts
The Israeli prime minister is running against a left that no longer exists.
Ronen Zvulun / Reuters The Real Dispute Driving the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
A cycle of denial has defined the shared existence of neighboring peoples for seven decades.
Ronen Zvulun / Reuters The Astonishing Israeli Concession of 1967
In a triumphant moment, Israel’s flag was hoisted over the newly conquered Temple Mount—then quickly taken down.
Government Press Office / Reuters
