Susan Hattis Rolef

THINK ABOUT IT: Netanyahu’s decisions are based primarily on what will enable the survival of his government, which inter alia, leads him to seek the continuation of the fighting.

In retrospect, it would have been preferable for Netanyahu to have been in Israel last Saturday, when the fatal Hezbollah rocket attack on Majdal Shams that killed 12 children took place.

Recent domestic and international events may have severe consequences regarding Israel's position in its war against Iranian proxies, possibly resulting in a quick escalation with a heavy price.

Time Magazine released an interview with Benjamin Netanyahu, which was full of difficult questions, problematic answers, and possibly the Prime Minister's first apology to the Israeli public.

Prime Minister Netanyahu defends his coalition with Ben-Gvir and Smotrich amid growing criticism.

Israel's new annual commemoration of October 7 has sparked controversy, highlighting deep national divisions as differing views on the events persist.

Israel’s Supreme Court faces a crisis as its president and two justices retire, with Justice Minister Yariv Levin delaying new appointments amid disputes over judicial reforms.

Together with haredi parties, and certain Likud MKs and ministers, the centrist and center-right parties will help form a majority in the government in favor of prioritizing the release of hostages.

Kamala Harris is not necessarily the best candidate for US President, under the circumstances she is the preferable of the two options.