Yedidia Stern

When an agency with extraordinary powers becomes a partisan battleground, democracy itself is at risk.

The incoming president of the Supreme Court could raise the flag of compromise in the form of the victor’s outstretched hand and allow Levin’s candidate to be appointed to the court.

Israel's record-high emigration isn't just about war and economics – it's about a deeper crisis of democracy that only constitutional reform can solve.

Israel’s future depends on the ability of our leadership in all branches of government to promote broad consensus on fair rules.

The outward fortification of the national home, which has been achieved, must be accompanied by an internal fortification of the body politic.

Israel's resilience amid political, health, and security crises highlights its unique spirit and determination to safeguard its sovereignty.

With the justice minister blocking Supreme Court appointments and ministers defying the attorney general, Israel's democracy faces a critical test.

A deal is the order of the day, to be followed by the main task: elections, so that the elected leadership can finally formulate what Israel is lacking: a national strategy.

The changing face of Europe leaves the Jews of Europe with no way out; they have but one insurance policy: Israel’s Law of Return.

There is a price for indecisiveness, both externally and internally: Israel is not being led, and it is losing key assets that are vital to the future of all of us.