In every public appearance, Netanyahu doesn't even try to present the public with a glimmer of hope. Only doomsday prophecies

Israel's Education Minister Yoav Kisch has a system: If the results of an exam do not suffice, they should be kept secret; if the person in charge of the exams refuses, they should be fired

The list of looming catastrophes is far longer and far more frightening than just another pointless round of fighting with Iran

Arab citizens of Israel should seize the opportunity that has come their way now, before laws are passed that may prevent them from voting at all

The expulsion of more than 250 Palestinian families from Hebron fuels fears of wider displacement. Eisenkot could offer room for diplomacy, but his positions on security give Israel's neighbors little reason to expect a break with the use of force

On the eve of the election, the settlers fear that their project of outpost construction and confiscation of Palestinian land might be undone, so they aren't afraid to oppose efforts to hold them accountable for their violence

In a letter to Israel's attorney general and the central elections committee chief, Eisenkot's Yashar asked to order the meeting canceled, arguing that Netanyahu, as a candidate, has no responsibility for overseeing election integrity