Haaretz Analysis

Look (really closely) at the numbers and there are upsides for the anti-Netanyahu camp - even in fearmongering and the campaign against Arab parties

Trump's hesitation over expanding the war with Iran highlights a strategic dilemma facing Washington and Jerusalem: missile defenses are being consumed faster than they can be replaced. As interceptor stocks shrink, the price of a prolonged conflict is becoming harder to ignore

Iran Is Redefining the Conflict and the Role of Its Proxies. Its Response to Israel's Strike on Hezbollah in Beirut Was Part of a Broader Effort to Portray the U.S. and Israel as One Big 'Satan' Arrayed Against a Defiant Iran

From Israeli Dramas to HBO Hits, Female Characters Are Still Punished for Traits Men Are Celebrated For

There Seems to Be a Gap Between Benjamin Netanyahu's Declarations on a Possible Peace Agreement With Lebanon and the Circumstances Under Which They Were Made: American and International Pressure to Halt Strikes in Lebanon to Allow Talks Between the United States and Iran to Move Forward

With the IDF Stretched Thin, Israelis Exhausted, Southern Lebanon Destroyed, and the U.S. Admitting That It Was Not Ready for Such a Long Campaign, It Seems That Iran and Its Proxy Hezbollah Are the Only Ones Prepared for a Long and Costly War

It didn't take long for the support of the Israeli public in the Iran war to begin fading. And although Israelis refuse to award Netanyahu a wartime boost in the polls, the Iran war could still dramatically sway the next elections

Several Left-wing Jewish Groups Joined a March Against the Far-right on Saturday, but Mainstream Jewish Bodies Stayed Away, Struggling to Find a Place as the British Political Landscape Becomes Polarized to the Extremes

The West Bank District Police Are Not Part of the Equation, the Shin Bet Has Become Irrelevant and the Boundaries Between Israeli Citizens and the Army Have Completely Blurred in the West Bank. The Project of Cleansing the Occupied Territories of Arabs Is Gaining Momentum - and No One Is Stopping It. 'Even When There Are Reports That Something Is Going to Happen,' Says One Reserve Soldier, 'We Get There After the Fact'

Israel has failed in the past to change the map of the Middle East. Netanyahu is gambling that this time, he can succeed