Op-ed: If Netanyahu really wants to influence the nuclear talks' outcome, he should deliver his speech in Paris and London, not in Washington – unless he has a different motive.

Op-ed: The American public and media debate will likely focus on the half empty chamber at the US Congress during the Israeli PM's speech, diverting the attention from the important issue he arrived in Washington for: The Iranian nuclear program.

Op-ed: The attorney general's attempt to improve the distribution of coalition funds is similar to a decision to improve a bank robbery preparation process.

Op-ed: Asking politicians what they would do in their first 100 days in power would give them focus, and make them truly accountable.

Op-ed: There are two places where the Holocaust can be ridiculed: Anti-Semitic circles and the field of art.

Op-ed: If the prime minister is so insistent that the timing of his Congress speech has nothing to do with the elections, he should have no problem delaying it.