Shmuel Rosner

Whoever risks a decisive or semi-decisive prediction of the campaign's end (and there is a long list of such figures on the Israeli side as well as the American side) is not demonstrating wisdom but rather a lack of seriousness.

The war against two stubborn enemies, such as Iran and Hezbollah, has an interesting lesson to teach on obstacles created by regimes that are polar opposites.

Before Israel's week of Remembrance and Independence, it is proper to reflect on the inherent tension between dreams and their realization.

As Israel turns 78, its alliance with America is being questioned from all sides. What is the wise path forward?

CCTV footage shows the attacker pushing the Jewish man against a wall and attempting to choke him, while the victim fights him off.

Gantz's ideological message is based on a noble dream: a grand bargain that could seat everyone from Bezalel Smotrich to Yair Lapid at the same table.

In the introduction to the book about the U.S. community I wrote about a decade and a half ago, a little story about Foxman appeared, which I thought was appropriate as a farewell to this man and to an era.

Abraham Lincoln established the yearly American practice of finding – amidst our personal and national battles – sources of brightness within them, and being thankful for them.

Netanyahu and his base have held power for most of three decades, yet in spirit, they are still raging against the condescending elites.

Can Israel’s dependency on the U.S. be reduced? Yes, but it is a lengthy, costly process.