Uri Misgav

I received a picture from Miami, from one of the balls the Netanyahus attended during their recent U.S. visit.

I left the Channel 12 news studio yesterday after two hours. This is a station that happily affords me a place. I came out stunned.

At the beginning of the war with Iran, I wrote here about the Knesset's deputy speaker, far-right lawmaker Limor Son Har-Melech, whose Purim costume was "death penalty for terrorists."

What began with sweeping promises of regime change and the destruction of Iran's nuclear capabilities ends in a fragile cease-fire, mounting losses, and a profound erosion of Israel's strategic position

Netanyahu tapped Zini to cancel his testimony and do his bidding. Now the Shin Bet chief is rattling the agency from within with his chauvinistic tendencies.

Gofman's appointment, like that of David Zini to head the Shin Bet, shows that under Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel no longer has any checks and balances

What's happening with the Israel Defense Forces in Lebanon is grim. The public needs to know the full picture. I'm writing this op-ed with a heavy heart.

As Shin Bet's Ronen Bar warns of "heaviest suspicions" of security harm, the Mossad chief waves off concerns – exposing a widening rift over Qatar

Facing the Prime Minister in Court During a Hearing Concerning a Petition About His Medical Condition, It Became Evident That Even in a Falsely-based Case He Himself Initiated, the Judiciary Allows Him to Mock It. He Yet Again Flee

What the Hell Is the Purpose of the War in Lebanon, Which Just Hit Its Two-month Anniversary? The Commanders in the Field Are Telling Journalists That Their Mai