Through sheer tenacity, the Israeli prime minister fended off unremitting pressure from Washington and reshaped the regional map. But his most critical test still lies ahead.
As small but growing numbers of Haredi men enlist in the Israeli military, attitudes in their strictly observant communities start to shift
Israel shows America how to win wars
At this point, the only obstacle to an Israeli military victory in Gaza is Washington
Whose side will America be on?
VIDEO: Talking to one of the IDF’s elite commando units about Gaza, avoiding civilian casualties, and trying not to worry their moms
Israel’s internal political debates are so heated in part because they are grounded in bullshit
Decoding a rabbinical broadside against drafting Torah scholars into the IDF
The ongoing U.S. policy of slow-walking munitions deliveries to Israel isn’t about Rafah
A new line of IDF action figures honors the ‘heroes of Israel’
It wasn’t October 7. It’s the continuing avoidance of military action against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Western analysts think otherwise, because they are seeing Israel’s war through the lens of America’s own failed counterinsurgency doctrines
A simple test to check ‘criticism of Israel’ for antisemitism
Israel must abandon the failed idea that technological wizardry will guarantee its security
Poyke is perfect for cookouts and campfires—and for hungry soldiers on the front line
On Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day, remembering those who’ve died in battle since Oct. 7, including three U.S.-born ‘lone soldiers’
The defenders of Kibbutz Alumim fought off Palestinian terror squads on Oct. 7 and saved their homes and families
The evidence is in their own poorly fabricated figures
