Media's Gaza reports should focus more on Hamas abuses than wider humanitarian picture - editorial
Coverage must stop treating Hamas only as a combatant against Israel. It is also an authoritarian force over Palestinians today. Videos of beatings should not be dismissed as propaganda.
Dutch gov't should focus on domestic troubles before collapsing over Israel criticism - editorial
While the Netherlands is due for an election in October anyway, as Geert Wilders pulled his PVV party out of the coalition, the resignation of FM Veldkamp raises questions over their priorities.
Our enemies are listening: Time to see if war rhetoric is just empty threats - editorial
Threats that are not carried out teach adversaries that they can wait us out.
Time to come home: Immigration to Israel shows we will not bow to enemies - editorial
Our enemies want us to doubt our future. Each plane of new immigrants proves that our future is already here.
Israel needs an agenda for September's Palestine recognition, not a reaction - editorial
When friends move ahead with recognition, it reflects not only their domestic pressures but also their sense that Israel is not offering a plan others can rally around.
Israel cannot morally pass up the chance to free at least some of remaining hostages - editorial
We’ve all seen the photos and videos. Whether a cruel Hamas propaganda campaign or not, they hammered the message home that the time has run out.
All or nothing: Why Israel should stand firm, avoid phased hostage deals - editorial
Israel will no longer play Hamas’s game of drips and drabs. The demand is simple, moral, and unshakable: all of them, all at once. Nothing less.
Hostage protests: Fighting each other is what Hamas wants - editorial
Even in all of this darkness, there is still the value of human dignity and holding space for those we disagree with; that is not a negotiable value to lose.
Francesca Albanese needs to be fired. Hamas are terrorists not a 'political force' - editorial
When a UN official tells the world to see Hamas primarily as a political service provider, the signal to would-be spoilers everywhere is unmistakable: wage war from behind civilians.
Why can't Hamas's crimes be in the spotlight without Israel also being condemned? - editorial
Israel must keep fighting, on the ground and in the realm of truth, to ensure that lies do not once again prepare the way for the next massacre of Jews.
