A Week Where Decades Happened
byThe seemingly disconnected events of last week could have the power to drastically shift our reality.
The seemingly disconnected events of last week could have the power to drastically shift our reality.
The behavior of the Jewish right in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination betrays a dangerous assimilationist impulse that needs to be called out.
The strike might have failed to kill the Hamas political leadership but its message to the region should be clear: Israel’s not on an American leash.
If the Abraham Accords are intentionally structured to function as a means of preventing Israel from applying sovereignty to the most important parts of our country, we should immediately pull out.
The fact that the media gave so much unwarranted attention to Gantz for what was so obviously an election stunt exposes the desperation of Israeli elites to avoid confronting the nation’s trajectory.
US government funding for anti-government protests in Israel should be understood within the context of Washington’s behavior around the world.
Israel maintaining its newfound position as a regional power depends on resisting the allure of American agreements that demand significant concessions but offer no concrete benefits in return.
Israel fighting for the Druze in Syria doesn’t merely threaten Trump’s ambitions for a Nobel Prize. It also shows that Israel is shifting roles from that of a US proxy to that of an independent regional power.
Israelis must demand a more responsible IDF General Staff that is committed to developing Israel’s independent military capabilities & learning from the fatal mistakes of its predecessors.
To confront the resurgence of Jew hatred effectively, we must reject both the erroneous symmetry of the horseshoe & the false safety of the political center.
The desire by powerful Hebronite clans for a local emirates model to replace the failed ‘two-state solution’ paradigm could be a game changer. But is Israeli society psychologically ready for such a plan?
These ‘extremist’ teenagers shouldn’t be attacked or defamed but rather moved into a role that could help them better serve the national interest.