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Kamala Harris and Benjamin Netanyahu before the start of a meeting in the vice president's ceremonial office in Washington, D.C., on July 25, 2024

The Anti-Israel Sanctions Machine

In response to Hamas’ Oct. 7 terror attack, the Biden-Harris administration assembled a team tasked with toppling Bibi

byMichael Doran

The Last Man in Metula

Despite growing up in Israel’s northernmost town, where residents found Hezbollah tunnels under their houses and heard terrorists talking from their living rooms, Yaniv Elhadif never wanted to leave

byAni WilcenskiandIsaac de Castro

Israel’s Man in Black

Yoav Gallant does not want Benjamin Netanyahu’s job. But he might end up with it anyway.

byArmin Rosen

The Last Man in Metula

byAni WilcenskiandIsaac de Castro

Israel’s Man in Black

Yoav Gallant does not want Benjamin Netanyahu’s job. But he might end up with it anyway.

byArmin Rosen

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Unorthodox

Bernard-Henri Lévy on Israel Alone

Liel Leibovitz talks to Bernard-Henri Lévy about his new book, ‘Israel Alone’

September 12, 2024

Israel Update

The Lawfare Project: Protecting the Rights of Jews

Gadi talks with Brooke Goldstein, founder and executive director of the Lawfare Project

September 12, 2024

Lee Smith on the Middle East

Biden’s Phony Saudi-Israeli Peace Deal

JUNE 26, 2024

Sinwar in Exchange for Rafah

MAY 16, 2024

Qatar’s Ugly Hostage Trade

FEBRUARY 06, 2024

The Global Empire of Palestine

DECEMBER 19, 2023

The Israel Op

NOVEMBER 02, 2023

Why the Iran Deal Matters

OCTOBER 08, 2023

Smoke plumes from an explosion billow in the Gaza Strip, as seen from Israel's southern border with the Palestinian territory on May 21, 2024, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas

Israel Is Succeeding in Gaza

Western analysts think otherwise, because they are seeing Israel’s war through the lens of America’s own failed counterinsurgency doctrines

byAndrew Fox

The Ottoman American Empire

The Obama-Biden blueprint after Gaza

byTony Badran

How Hamas Saved Egypt

The Oct. 7 attacks pumped badly needed economic and political capital into a failed state

byJudith Miller

Infantry soldiers from the Givati Brigade are put through their paces with new, high-tech weapons and computers at the army's urban warfare training base, in this IDF photo from 2005

The Gates of Gaza

Israel must abandon the failed idea that technological wizardry will guarantee its security

byMichael DoranandCan Kasapoğlu

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Israel Update

Consequences of the Attempt on Trump’s Life

Mike Doran and Gadi Taub discuss the aftermath of an assassination attempt

July 17, 2024

Israel’s War and America First

A discussion on how U.S. policies in the Middle East set the stage for the surprise attack on Israel, and what steps Washington should take now to leverage its strengths without getting drawn into another war in the Middle East. Hosted by Tablet Senior Editor of News Jacob Siegel, with Lee Smith and Joe Kent.

WATCH THE RECORDED 1-HR EVENT FROM OCT. 16, 2023 HERE

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The Hell of Urban Warfare Is Not Unique to Gaza

During the campaign against ISIS in Mosul, the U.S. flattened a large city with far less provocation—while observing all the rules of modern war

byBradley Brincka

Ukrainian and Israeli flags are pictured during the opening of the Israeli field hospital in western Ukraine

Our Support for Israel Is as Important as That for Ukraine

The West is fighting for its future, and these are the front lines

byBoris Johnson and Bernard-Henri Lévy

The Spirit of ’48

For countless long hours, on Oct. 7, the darkest of dark days, the state vanished. But then, in the midst of a war for survival against armed savages, an exceptional, unparalleled heroism emerged, a heroism that we had almost forgotten existed.

byRan Baratz