Since Benjamin Netanyahu was elected Israel’s prime minister for the first time in 1996, he has built up a career as someone who has consistently been dragged into various diplomatic, political and peace initiatives by the different American administrations with which he has worked.

Since Hamas’s savagery, with young Israelis dying every day, the accusations, anguish, and apologetics must end. The relationship between Israel and the Diaspora needs resetting

No matter what we think of the government, our duty is to ensure that nothing delays the return of the captives in Gaza

This cursed war may be a wake-up call. It may propel Israelis to commit to a process that sets the limits for our internal disputes

The horror of the Hamas rampage across southern Israel triggered so much of the same collective Jewish trauma that the country was founded to prevent future generations from suffering

America’s need for a robust higher education system, where students learn to think deeply, engage respectfully, and disagree constructively, is greater than ever

If the Israeli left fails to seize this moment, it will find itself in the dustbin of history.

CENTER FIELD: In this just war, every death and injury, including this accidental calamity, is on Hamas

We are oceans away from thinking about the perfect solution. Let us start with a realistic, tolerable one