As events since October 7 demonstrate, too many people lack historical perspective, digital literacy, and critical thinking skills.

Israel’s national security is based on deterrence, advance warning, and decisive victory. On October 7, the warning system failed. If we stop the war now, it would mean giving up on decisive victory.

The commission of inquiry will stay away from dealing with the politically disputed issue even though it is critical to understanding the default.

Zionism can offer a way forward to address academia’s growing abandonment of cherished liberal values.

Frustrating as it may be, Israel’s defense sector can’t fill in the supply gaps opened by months of high-intensity warfare

The cabinet ministers, and the prime minister himself, should understand that messaging victory when the hostages are still not home is not likely to convince us.

The failures of that day were not the result of individual mistakes but of an entire strategic paradigm.

Depth, speed, and decisiveness. When it comes to Lebanon, Israel no longer seems to have any of that.

We must spark Zionist- and Israel-positive conversations – mainstreaming the sentiments in Amedi’s songs and posts, quoting soldiers’ final letters and wills – and rejecting October 6 politics.