Op-ed: The only general who should be given a secured spot in the ruling party is one who can end the occupation. A responsible leadership has no right to exist if it is incapable of using Israel's military strength to reach an agreement which will guarantee peace and security.

Op-ed: A long list of worthy people with political orientation, ideology and good intentions will not make it into Israel's legislative body because of party leaders' pathetic competition over who will recruit the most famous name for their list.

Analysis: Hezbollah is not in a position to carry out a massive revenge attack for the killing of its senior officials on the Golan last week, and in Israel, political considerations take center stage.

Op-ed: We cannot destroy states and large terror organizations. We can hurt them, we can inflict a lot of damage on them, we can postpone the war and the next battle, but there is no war that can end all wars.

The Likud is just another one workplace that discriminates against women, in general, women in the Israeli economy are worth less than men.

Analysis: After Hezbollah's attack Wednesday, the IDF hoped that a chapter had ended: We did our thing, they exacted their revenge. As far as Hezbollah is concerned, that may be true. But whoever thinks Iran will settle for that is living in a dream world.