Sovereignty
Three years since October 7: Why Zionism is more relevant than ever - opinion
Three years after October 7, the attack has revived a fundamental Zionist question: Can the Jewish people entrust their security and future to others?
Is Taiwan already independent from China, what does Taiwanese independence mean? - explainer
US expands Arctic military footprint in Greenland with new deal set to sign at UN General Assembly
Self-determination lies with the Falkland islanders, and sovereignty lies with the UK - opinion
Jerusalem and the embassy issue
Israel enjoys diplomatic relations with more than 160 countries, virtually all of which have sited their embassies in Tel Aviv or neighboring cities.
In blow to Netanyahu, settler leader leaves Likud for New Hope Party
Elhayani: Netanyahu rejected Likud values; New Hope the home for those who believe in a Likud with the values of Begin and Shamir.
2020: A year when normalization trumped annexation
SETTLEMENT AFFAIRS: Israel pulled back from West Bank annexation in 2020, but the story is not over.
Bennett: Netanyahu offered me alternate PM, Defense Ministry
Bennett said he would set aside issues that are important to him, including Israeli sovereignty, in order to form a government.
Pompeo in first Golan visit: Israel has right to defend its sovereignty
The US did not consider Israel’s sovereignty in the Golan Heights as legitimate until US President Donald Trump reversed the policy in March 2019.
Did the US just recognize Israeli sovereignty in the West Bank? – analysis
Ask the Palestinians and their answer would be a resounding “yes.”
Expert panel at 'Post' conference discusses sovereignty, UAE peace deal
“We must ensure that future generations won’t need to live side by side with a hostile entity in Judea and Samaria.”
Ex-deputy IDF chief to 'Post': Patience needed to deal with Palestinians
According to Vilnai, the most important goal is to separate from the Palestinians so that Israel will remain a Jewish and democratic state.
Sovereignty is a challenge and opportunity for the Right – opinion
The bond between the Right, the settlement movement, and the periphery is a solid one, yet not unbreakable.
Halting West Bank annexation resurrects the ‘67 line: 10 things to know
The absence of sovereignty has always placed a shadow of danger over the settlement enterprise.
