Editor notes
Editor's Notes: We asked the IDF about two Gaza strikes. We’re still waiting
I believe the IDF is the most humane army in the world. We should challenge it with the fullest record we can provide, accepting that some of what we publish will be painful.
Editor's Notes: Germany’s ‘good Jews’ thought they were safe, New York should pay attention
Editor's Notes: Israel just met the America that comes after Trump - comment
Editor's Notes: High Court ruling on women in tanks deepens religious divide in IDF - comment
Editor's notes: Your ideas for solving the Israeli Palestinian conflict
Whether it’s a two-state solution with new governance models, a regional confederation, or grassroots initiatives, these ideas remind us that creativity and courage are not in short supply.
Editor's Notes: These are our values
As I take the helm of this remarkable paper, I would like to take the opportunity to share our values with you.
The battle for public opinion in the media is crucial -editorial
The lackluster response to the events over the weekend in Huwara show: Israel has to catch up in responding to terror in the media.
Israel is facing a ticking bomb: Haredi unemployment
How will the unemployment rates within the Haredi community impact Israel's future?
An evening in Jaffa
We are living in tough times, but we have to venture out, while taking the proper precautions.
Iran’s not waiting
The approval process for Momentum needs to be above the fray of politics and electioneering.
Is IDF deception against Israeli citizens okay?
The September Hezbollah attack first appeared to be a success – the cell that fired the missiles scored direct hits against the base and the jeep.
Selective barring
The major aim of the trip was to distribute $5 million to approximately 150 Satmar institutions in Israel, which do not receive funding from the state due to their anti-Zionist ideology.
Us and them
By posting this, Netanyahu tried to deliver a message: I am with you, the people, the soldiers; but Gantz, he is with them.
Law, no order
In January, Erdan decided to extend Cohen’s term for another four months, saying that a permanent appointment will come “when a coalition will be established, after the election.”
