Knesset
How the Jewish state found itself going to elections yet again, and what reforms might, at last, bring some stability.
Elections have been avoided, but the crisis continues.
The people have already spoken.
The country desperately needs a break from vicious political battles.
A showdown between the judicial and legislative branches may be inevitable.
Was Yuli Edelstein justified in keeping the Knesset closed?
The conflict between the judiciary and the legislature puts Israel in a situation without clear precedents.
The political crisis is real, but the hysteria is unwarranted.
The prime minister-designate is poised to invite them into his coalition.
Raising the electoral threshold paved the way for Otzma.
Their real concern isn’t with equality, it’s with recognizing a Jewish state.
A proposal to outlaw the filming of Israeli soldiers.
Two American vice-presidents and the Jewish yearning to return to the land of Israel.
A misunderstanding of priorities.