Op-ed: Parties which promise magic solutions to Israel's social-economic problems without offering a solution to our diplomatic-security problems are wrong and misleading.

Op-ed: Though voting ballots are created in the West Bank by Palestinians, they still do not enjoy voting rights, even though their settler neighbors do, because unlike settlers they are not Israeli citizens but subjects of an occupying military regime.

Op-ed: There is no single party that offers a mix of the right's just arguments and the just arguments of the Zionist left; in the end, it's a vote for the least-bad party. Such is democracy.

Op-ed: Can Israel afford another four years of Netanyahu's economic failures and diplomatic terrorism?

Op-ed: As long as Likud leader supports the creation of a Palestinian state, his party cannot be considered part of 'national camp.'

For all his in-depth surveys, for all his electoral experience, Netanyahu doesn't understand the extent of his problematic nature in the eyes of the electorate; maybe he simply is incapable of understanding.