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Jonathan JavorThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
Artificial Intelligence is about to completely transform election campaigns. Not by changing democracy itself, but by changing what campaigns choose...
Israelis love nothing more than an argument. Give us a constitutional dispute, a Supreme Court ruling, or a disagreement over the powers of the...
There are not many lessons Israeli politicians should be taking from Keir Starmer’s time as UK Prime Minister. His tenure was marked by weak...
For decades, Israeli leaders argued that the greatest threat facing the Jewish state was a nuclear Iran. Then came the two wars. For 12 days in June...
The scale of the losses suffered by the Labour Party last week are simply colossal. This was not a minor setback or a temporary protest vote. It was a...
The alliance between Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid marks one of the more interesting realignments in Israeli politics in recent years. On paper, it...
On a night that should have been devoted to shoring up national resilience, the Knesset instead witnessed a transaction that exposed both the moral...
In the immediate aftermath of October 7th, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looked politically finished and rightly so. Hamas’s brutal assault...