Category: 7. Opinion

Traitor. Wh*re. Go back to Gaza. Hamas. These are just some of the insults hurled at me and other journalists who came to cover the protest at the entrance to the IDF detention center at Sde Teiman. This doesn’t include the spitting, additional… Continue Reading

Since the massacre in Majdal Shams, where 12 children and teenagers were killed by a Hezbollah rocket, there has been a claim that Israel missed a rare opportunity to shift the narrative in the propaganda war against the terrorist organization… Continue Reading

When stripped of its broader meanings, any sport is essentially just people doing something you can’t do yourself. And this idea of a handful of experts, impressive as they are, is the basis of the entire job market. Manipulating a ball with… Continue Reading

In times of crisis, diplomacy plays a pivotal role in shaping global outcomes and guiding the course of history. Traditionally dominated by men, the field has seen significant strides toward gender equality, with women assuming increasingly… Continue Reading

Top Israeli officials signaled last night, even as the bodies of the children at the soccer field in Majdal Shams remained unidentified, that Israel is unlikely to drastically alter its containment policy towards Hezbollah, even after the Cabinet… Continue Reading

The worn aphorism “the formula must be fundamentally changed” has become something of a cliche used by Israeli decision-makers, yet following that terrible massacre in Majdel Shams, where 12 innocent children lost their lives, it seems as if… Continue Reading

For nearly 300 days, Hezbollah has been launching rockets and drones daily. For nearly 300 days, Iran, through Hezbollah, has inflicted severe damage on Israel. For nearly 300 days, all of Israel’s precision bombings have affected Hezbollah like… Continue Reading

There is something strange about Palestinian discourse these past few weeks: While the Israeli media is in a frenzy over whether or not Mohammed Deif, the head of the military wing of Hamas (Iz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades), was indeed assassinated,… Continue Reading

Majdal Shams, the village on the slopes of Mount Hermon, means “tower of the sun” in Arabic. The sun did not rise again after the outcry of the mothers and fathers who lost their beloved children who were only playing soccer, as is customary on… Continue Reading