Nehemia Shtrasler

This was no mere attack by lowlifes on two IDF bases. This was another battle in our 50-year war between the Kingdom of Judea and the State of Israel.

The hostages don't interest him, the deserted, bombarded north doesn't move him, even the 1,623 people murdered or killed in the war for which he is responsible make no impression on him.

Don't think he doesn't care. In fact, in an interview last week in Time magazine, when pressed by his interviewer in connection with the October 7

They are not weeds, or a minority or a fringe. They are the Nachshon sent before the camp to prepare the area for the settlers' grand master plan for cleansing the land of Palestinians.

Avri Gilad and Yair Cherki looked shocked. For months they built an image of sane centrists promoting moderate and non-inflammatory dialogue, who embrace everyone and want for us to be "together."

He never spent a minute studying economics and doesn't understand anything about the subject, but he has no problem criticizing the governor of the

It was a battle that was hard to win, a battle between a duplicitous crook and two honest people, between an inveterate liar and two serious men

Police brutality against demonstrators on Tel Aviv's Begin Road, outside Defense Ministry headquarters, has been intensifying week by week as the

He's lost it. The prolonged pressure put on him from every direction, including a real threat to indict him in The Hague, has had its effect and he's become confused and forgetful, and is suffering a cognitive decline.

Are we headed for a large-scale war with Hezbollah? That's not clear. But one thing is clear: We must maintain a large, expensive army if we want