Opinion: President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Kazakhstan reflects a broader shift in Israel’s foreign policy, as the Abraham Accords evolve into a platform for pragmatic cooperation beyond the Middle East and middle powers seek flexible partnerships in a changing global order

Opinion: Shame, not sanctions, may be the decisive weapon against Tehran’s leadership; a cultural fault line, personal over personal pride, driving chaos at the top; from battlefield pressure to psychological warfare, a path toward internal collapse

Analysis: The emergence of FPV drones is reshaping the northern battlefield and could spread to other fronts, yet years of inaction have left Israel exposed — and now military leaders warn: defense alone is not enough, the rules must change

Opinion: Zionism was never inevitable but a product of debate and choice; as Israel faces divisions over conscription, religion and democracy, historical perspective shows multiple paths once existed, raising enduring questions about the state’s identity and future

Opinion: AI was meant to reduce workload and free time, but evidence suggests the opposite; faster tools raise expectations, boost communication, and cut deep focus; not every tool that increases output actually improves quality of life