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The Times of Israel

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May 28, 2012
11:38 am

Isaac Herzog (photo credit: Uri Lenz/Flash90)

Senior opposition MK comes out against former intel chiefs for ‘undermining’ Israeli threat on Iran

Labor’s Isaac Herzog says Netanyahu and Barak aren’t messianic, but they can be prone to negligence

By David Horovitz

May 24, 2012
6:56 pm

New daily newsletter marks our first 100 days

‘Daily Edition’ free email service presents what matters most on The Times of Israel

By David Horovitz

May 20, 2012
7:12 pm

Lockerbie – a terrible story still not fully told

The death on Sunday of the only man ever convicted for the 1988 bombing emphatically does not mark the end of the Lockerbie affair

By David Horovitz

May 13, 2012
3:40 pm

Dan Meridor (right) with Benjamin Netanyahu. (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Meridor: Thanks to sanctions, Iran is not rushing full speed to the bomb

There are no guarantees that economic pressure will prevail, but it should be given more time, says deputy prime minister

By David Horovitz

May 10, 2012
11:46 pm

Nahman Shai (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

‘We might have a regional war soon, and then we’d have had to join the government anyway,’ says Kadima MK Nachman Shai

Former army spokesman offers a series of justifications for coalition deal, including ‘all kinds of unpredictable factors unfolding in the region’

By David Horovitz

May 10, 2012
8:26 am

Dan Meridor (photo credit: Noam Moskowitz/Flash90)

Deputy PM Meridor calls for building freeze beyond security barrier and settlement blocs

Even if we don’t have an agreement with the Palestinians, says senior Likud minister, we need to have a rational policy

By David Horovitz

May 8, 2012
6:52 pm

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Shaul Mofaz at their joint press conference Tuesday (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Out of self-interest, genuine opportunity

Never mind the cynics, the Netanyahu-Mofaz partnership could produce change… if its protagonists follow through on their fine rhetoric

By David Horovitz

May 8, 2012
4:35 am

Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a late night Knesset meeting Monday night (photo credit: Noam Moskowitz/Flash90)

PM’s political masterstroke buys him room for maneuver. How will he use it?

Netanyahu never wanted early elections. But is staving them off more than a tactical victory?

By David Horovitz

May 4, 2012
9:45 am

Back to two-party politics?

Unless a certain charismatic TV anchor defies precedent, the elections of 2012 – which nobody seems to want, but which are happening anyway – may mark a return to the traditional Likud vs. Labor race, albeit with Netanyahu firmly in the driving seat

By David Horovitz

April 30, 2012
7:52 am

IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz walks by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak last year. (photo credit: Yossi Zeliger/Flash90)

Never mind Diskin, what about Gantz?

The ex-Shin Bet chief has unleashed a firestorm with his personal assault on Netanyahu and Barak over Iran. All but ignored, the head of the IDF has expressed his own differences

By David Horovitz

April 26, 2012
10:06 am

Yes, Israel will still be around in another 64 years, but we need to change our ways

An Independence Day look into the future with Dan Shechtman, the Nobel laureate who saw what everyone told him wasn’t there

By David Horovitz

April 25, 2012
1:32 pm

McCartney plays in Tel Aviv in 2008. (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Many years from now

We need to decide, for ourselves, what kind of a grown-up country we want to be

By David Horovitz

April 15, 2012
4:52 pm

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash 90)

In bitter letter to Netanyahu, Abbas demands statehood and says PA has lost its raison d’être

PA president vows to seek solution via international law if Israel is not forthcoming

By David Horovitz

April 15, 2012
11:02 am

Talia Sasson (photo credit: CC-BY-ND Ralph Alswang/Flickr)

Talia Sasson: We had no state for 2,000 years. Why are we now jeopardizing its Jewish, democratic essence?

The revival of Israel was a miracle. The settlement enterprise risks destroying it, says the legal expert and left-wing activist who wrote a landmark report for Sharon on West Bank outposts

By David Horovitz

April 12, 2012
3:51 pm

The Hebrew-named outsider bidding to become New York’s fifth Jewish mayor

Tom Allon, a journalist and publisher turned politician, says the Big Apple needs a leader ‘like me who thinks like an Israeli: tough and always ready to defend his people’

By David Horovitz

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Writer: David Horovitz

Senior opposition MK comes out against former intel chiefs for ‘undermining’ Israeli threat on Iran

Labor’s Isaac Herzog says Netanyahu and Barak aren’t messianic, but they can be prone to negligence

New daily newsletter marks our first 100 days

‘Daily Edition’ free email service presents what matters most on The Times of Israel

Lockerbie – a terrible story still not fully told

The death on Sunday of the only man ever convicted for the 1988 bombing emphatically does not mark the end of the Lockerbie affair

Meridor: Thanks to sanctions, Iran is not rushing full speed to the bomb

There are no guarantees that economic pressure will prevail, but it should be given more time, says deputy prime minister

‘We might have a regional war soon, and then we’d have had to join the government anyway,’ says Kadima MK Nachman Shai

Former army spokesman offers a series of justifications for coalition deal, including ‘all kinds of unpredictable factors unfolding in the region’

Deputy PM Meridor calls for building freeze beyond security barrier and settlement blocs

Even if we don’t have an agreement with the Palestinians, says senior Likud minister, we need to have a rational policy

Out of self-interest, genuine opportunity

Never mind the cynics, the Netanyahu-Mofaz partnership could produce change… if its protagonists follow through on their fine rhetoric

PM’s political masterstroke buys him room for maneuver. How will he use it?

Netanyahu never wanted early elections. But is staving them off more than a tactical victory?

Back to two-party politics?

Unless a certain charismatic TV anchor defies precedent, the elections of 2012 – which nobody seems to want, but which are happening anyway – may mark a return to the traditional Likud vs. Labor race, albeit with Netanyahu firmly in the driving seat

Never mind Diskin, what about Gantz?

The ex-Shin Bet chief has unleashed a firestorm with his personal assault on Netanyahu and Barak over Iran. All but ignored, the head of the IDF has expressed his own differences

Yes, Israel will still be around in another 64 years, but we need to change our ways

An Independence Day look into the future with Dan Shechtman, the Nobel laureate who saw what everyone told him wasn’t there

Many years from now

We need to decide, for ourselves, what kind of a grown-up country we want to be

In bitter letter to Netanyahu, Abbas demands statehood and says PA has lost its raison d’être

PA president vows to seek solution via international law if Israel is not forthcoming

Talia Sasson: We had no state for 2,000 years. Why are we now jeopardizing its Jewish, democratic essence?

The revival of Israel was a miracle. The settlement enterprise risks destroying it, says the legal expert and left-wing activist who wrote a landmark report for Sharon on West Bank outposts

The Hebrew-named outsider bidding to become New York’s fifth Jewish mayor

Tom Allon, a journalist and publisher turned politician, says the Big Apple needs a leader ‘like me who thinks like an Israeli: tough and always ready to defend his people’

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