ANALYSIS: The president has decided not to confront the prime minister publicly, and has expressed his lack of expectations that Netanyahu is interested in peace.

Op-ed: We need to listen to both sides of the aisle. While the left's claims are mostly wrong, it draws the right conclusions, and while the right is bad at drawing conclusions, it makes some valid points.

It is clear that the IDF must devise a new path in the wake of Protective Edge; it must become quicker, more efficient, more cost-effective, and able to handle the kind of threat posed by terrorist groups. But can it do it?