Op-ed: If government is incapable of making decisions and passing basic laws, State of Israel should just be run by an appointed committee.

Op-ed: A handful of provocateurs on one side and a handful of incited murderers on the other side are dragging the Israeli and Palestinian leaderships by the power of destructive inertia.

Analysis: It's not easy to deter terrorists like those who carried out the deadly attack at Kehilat Yaakov synagogue, so Israel must act to contain the threat by all means available to its defense establishment.

While Hebron's Arabs may associate with Kiryat Arba's Jews, they will tell you that when they regain control over the cave, the Jews will be out.

Analysis: From one isolated incident to another, we've got ourselves an intifada on our hands, which is threatening to be as fatal as the two previous ones, both for us and for them. There are no winners here – only victims.

The juxtaposition of patriotic Druze minority and a Muslim majority in this Galilee town, coupled with a turbulent local history, makes for a tempestuous situation.

Op-ed: Sheikh Raed Salah welcomes all the help he can get in order to inflame the situation in Jerusalem, including Jewish provocations in the heart of Muslim neighborhoods.