The pressure applied by Israel thus far hasn't budged Hamas, and in the meantime, increasing numbers of hostages are dying in the tunnels. Israel needs to make tough, painful choices – but they have to be made soon

Anti-democratic politicians have gained legitimacy by participating in government. If the liberal camp doesn't come up with a plan to translate the protests into a plan to restore the Jewish-democratic formula, the struggle will become a fading memory

It's hard to believe how accurate, current and pressing Franz Kafka's work, written 110 years ago, remains. Especially in today's Israel

The National Unity Party's hope of influencing Netanyahu to choose the path of sanity is starting to sound almost detached from reality

Since October 7, Israel has become more dependent on the U.S. than ever both financially and militarily. Netanyahu is setting up Israel to become even more reliant in the years ahead

No Tech for Apartheid, the group organizing the protest, accused Google of 'throwing a tantrum' and 'valuing its profit and its $1.2 billion contract with Israel more than people'

Two protesters were arrested as hundreds marched in Jerusalem for hostage release, shortly after Hamas released a video showing Israeli-American Hersh Goldberg-Polin in Gaza captivity