Editor's Notes: ‘The steak is off the menu’: Inside what some call Israel’s ‘deep state’
One of Ido Norden book’s more surprising villains is Israel’s mainstream media.
A living skeleton in Gaza: This is what hunger really looks like - comment
Hamas knows exactly what it is doing. Starvation is a bargaining chip; the emaciated hostage is a living press release.
It began in Neveh Dekalim: How the Gaza Disengagement led to judicial reform
For Religious Zionists, who link Torah, people, and land, the state’s bulldozers felt like a theological betrayal.
New York Jews must use the London playbook to stop Mamdani - comment
British Jews have already shown the road map for defeating a politician whose campaign flirts with antisemitism; New York’s Jews should dust it off before November.
Why the New York Times Gaza correction fell short and why it matters - comment
Until the paper is willing to raise its voice for corrections as loudly as it does for dramatic headlines, its credibility will remain under justified scrutiny.
Editor's Notes: Why Israel is investing in MAGA-friendly diplomacy
A warm, informal outreach can touch hearts where formal diplomats cannot.
Taybeh church: Retractions don't undo damage of false narratives - comment
Blasting that settlers had torched Taybeh’s 1,500‑year‑old Church of St. George without waiting for an official investigation shows how the international media reports on Israel.
I saw Israel’s attorney‑general bend the law for her favorites, and I paid the price - comment
Editor's Notes: I’ve been pretty quiet since I was released from house arrest and received tremendous support from Israelis. But on Friday, I almost lost it.
Rabbis and Netanyahu’s draft‑exemption monster rips at Israel’s coalition - comment
After years of delay tactics and political bartering, the ultra‑Orthodox draft crisis has burst its cage, threatening to topple the government amid war.
Israel's midnight strategist: How IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir rewired the doctrine on Iran
The Magazine delves into the life and character of Eyal Zamir – featuring conversations with peers from his years in military positions, people close to his family, officers who served alongside him.
