Menachem Begin
Under Netanyahu, Meir Kahane’s doctrine has contaminated Likud - opinion
The Left convinced themselves and others that the gun tucked into Arafat's belt would no longer be used for killing, that he now carried an olive branch, and that he had abandoned his grand vision...
What would Menachem Begin say about democracy’s state in today’s Likud? - editorial
Israel's next election is a chance to end politics of division - opinion
Who is Gadi Taub , the Labor prince who became the Israeli Left’s fiercest critic?
Israel's sixth president: Meeting Menachem Begin at the hospital
He sat in his wheelchair (which he now needed as a result of a hip operation), looking not like a charismatic, strong prime minister, but as a frail and vulnerable elderly man.
Aliyah & Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata awarded Magen Begin Prize
Tamano-Shata was chosen as the first recipient of the prize for her actions in the Knesset, promoting the very same social justice, equality and fight against discrimination that Begin did.
The Begin Doctrine: 'Never Again' is an Israeli promise
The Begin Doctrine was born exactly 40 years ago, on 7 June 1981, when then-prime minister Menachem Begin sent Israeli fighter planes to bomb the Osirak nuclear reactor just outside of Baghdad.
New documentary explores the life and career of Menachem Begin
Using rarely seen archival materials and intimate interviews with people who knew Begin personally and as prime minister, the Upheaval team has created a film covering the entire arc of his life.
Does Israel still have values after its fourth elections? - opinion
For many decades, Israeli politics was a battle royale of ideas between the Labor Party, led in large by David Ben-Gurion and his successors and the Herut/Likud Party led by Menachem Begin.
What challenges shake the foundations of the modern Zionist project?
Dan Meridor reflects on his momentous career
When Egyptian President Anwar Sadat addressed the Knesset
A look back at the Egyptian President's speech to Israeli lawmakers 43 years ago.
Unity, Mizrachi, and the legacy of Rabbi Sacks
For the first time in Zionist history, the majority of the 525 delegates from Israel and around the world were identified with the political and religious right wing of the Zionist movement.
Time is up for the ongoing, dangerous Likud and ultra-Orthodox liason
It’s been one long political farce, economic scam, and social tragedy, and – as the virus it has courted now makes plain – its time is up.
Menachem Begin vs. Benjamin Netanyahu: A window of opportunity
On December 13, Begin called Arye Naor, his cabinet secretary, and ordered him to summon the head of the Mossad, the justice minister and the attorney general for an emergency meeting.
