Opinion: Even if Israel establishes a state commission of inquiry into October 7, it may struggle to uncover the truth amid deep political divisions. Without accountability and an honest reckoning, the country risks repeating the failures that led to disaster

Analysis: Iran believes it can outlast Trump and views concessions as dangerous to the regime's survival; the costly US effort to secure Hormuz and concerns over renewed nuclear activity leave both sides with growing incentives to escalate

Opinion: Three years after Oct. 7, Netanyahu may believe voters have moved on, but Israelis remember, and the ballot box could deliver a reckoning, even as Trump calls the shots on Israel's security policy

Opinion: The Nobel Committee has honored the former UN human rights chief who led investigations accusing Israel of genocide; Ben-Dror Yemini argues that her selection exposes the hypocrisy, double standards and deep-rooted hostility toward Israel within international institutions

Analysis: Recent polls suggest the flydubai hijacking attempt has strengthened Israel's right-wing bloc; the shift is driven less by security concerns than by renewed national pride, Israeli identity and the emotional appeal of heroism