Opinion: From Zvi Sukkot’s attempt to smash a Palestinian memorial to Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir’s use of the Altalena story, the question is no longer only what this government is doing, but whether whoever replaces it can repair what it leaves behind

Opinion: Israel has strong facts and credible advocates, but propaganda cannot compensate for West Bank violence, inflammatory rhetoric and a government that fails to confront extremists on its own side

Opinion: As foreign powers arm both sides in Sudan, the UN faces a test: investigate every weapons pipeline with the same rigor or risk prolonging the war

Opinion: When Israel’s Arab parties merged their slates, they also merged their male hierarchies; the alliance solved the equation of how to divide seats among the parties, but it did nothing to fix gender inequality

Opinion: As elections near, transfer has become legitimate while any West Bank arrangement is cast as reckless; but Israel must remember the danger that violence in the territory could spill over into the rest of the country