Opinion: The leaders' summit is expected to be one in which Trump and Netanyahu wink at each other like horse thieves: Netanyahu will say he accepts parts of the plan and move on. Trump will say peace is dear to him, but when no progress comes, he will simply turn his back and say he is tired of it 

Opinion: Netanyahu’s refusal to pursue a ceasefire with Hamas risks repeating mistakes, endangering soldiers and hostages and pushing Israel toward crippling international sanctions — a path the Lebanon deal showed can be avoided

Opinion: Warnings of an Egyptian threat are less about real intelligence and more about politics; by recycling rumors and echoing one another, commentators risk manufacturing a crisis with Cairo that could destabilize one of Israel’s most vital alliances

Opinion: When Netanyahu began reading hostage names, I waited for my son’s. He stopped after 20. Stunned, I longed to cry out “Itay!” but held back. Instead, I walked out of the hall. My son is no less a hostage, and I expect an apology.