Baharav-Miara’s efforts to turn her own political preferences into law binding on the government

The distinction between physical and spiritual freedom is an important one

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has abused her powers to stymie the government at every turn

“The extent to which Israel is ruled by unelected officials is difficult to convey to outsiders. It sounds too fantastic”

“No one either supports or opposes chainsaws; it all depends on what they are being used for”

Hitler's identification with Haman, and even before that with Haman’s ancestor Amalek, was fully justified

The history of the Middle East shows that there is only one way to win wars and secure peace: by seizing land

A perverted form of idealism that causes those in its thrall to turn human beings into abstractions

The conservative movement in Buckley’s day, and perhaps even more so today, was composed of many different schools of thought

Two unstated messages of President Trump’s musings must have been music to Israeli ears

The return of Agam Berger last Thursday had special meaning for me