Editorial: Checkmate on the Haredi Draft
There is no longer any room for euphemism or delay. What unfolded last week in Israel is not just another clash over Haredi military...
Editorial: Breaking the Cartel
When the United Arab Emirates announced that it would leave OPEC, the reaction was swift and anxious. Analysts warned of instability, price swings and...
Editorial: Iran on the Clock
Iran has long treated the Strait of Hormuz as its leverage over the world. Now, it is discovering that the same chokepoint can be...
Editorial: No More Hiding Behind Neutrality
The clash inside media giant Axel Springer over its subsidiary Politico is not just another newsroom squabble. It is something rarer — and more...
Editorial: Hiding the Ball in the Ballroom
The controversy over the White House ballroom is not about architecture or design. It is about the framework under which a sitting president can...
Editorial: Funding Hate, One Click at a Time
The story recently reported by The Washington Post about far-right streamer Nick Fuentes is not simply about an extremist voice on the margins. It is about...
Editorial: Celebrating the Pause
A week after Israel Independence Day, the images linger: beaches filled, parks crowded, music echoing through city streets. For a few hours, a country...
Editorial: Game On: Israel’s Political Map Is Shifting Again
The decision by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid to run together in Israel’s upcoming election is more than a tactical alliance. It is an...
Opinion: Ceasefire With Tehran Doesn’t End the Regime’s War on Iranians
Janatan Sayeh
Tehran responded to the joint U.S.-Israeli campaign by targeting civilian infrastructure across the region, including firing cluster munitions at Israeli residential areas and...
Editorial: The Pope Steps Into Trump’s Arena
There is something almost inevitable about a clash between President Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV — not because of the substance of their...
