Ofer Vinter's New Party is Hard-Right, and Presents a Real Danger to the Likud

(by Rotem Oreg-Kalisky, founder and director of LIBRAEL; all views are his own) Israel needs strong unions. Workers deserve decent wages, collective bargaining, and the ability to defend themselves against powerful employers. For decades organized labor has played an important role in building Israel’s workforce, infrastructure, and economy, and in protecting working people, especially those who are struggling. But there is a point at which legitimate worker power becomes par

Two failing conceptions might lead Israel to another disaster, this time in its alliance with America

Jewish-Arab Partnership is not a compromise on Israel's character or a mere political move, but what would keep Israel both Jewish and democratic

All indicators show Netanyahu will lose the 2026 elections - but that is far from guaranteed. Here are four reasons why, despite everything, he can win.

What governments might be formed after the Israeli elections - and what they would mean for Israel, the region, and the U.S.-Israel alliance?