Jews Were Collateral Damage in Last Week’s Elections
Left and right are learning the wrong lessons.
November 9, 2026
Why Israelis Are Reluctant to Invite Arab Parties into Their Government
Policies, not ethnicity.
Yesterday, Israel’s President Isaac Herzog formally tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming the country’s next coalition government. If he succeeds in getting support (or at least abstentions) from the majority of members of the newly elected Knesset, he will be sworn in as the next prime minister. Currently, his prospects rest on getting the support of the two Arab parties. Tom Gross explains why this possibility troubles many Israelis:
November 9, 2026
Why Israelis Are Reluctant to Invite Arab Parties into Their Government
Policies, not ethnicity.
Israel Can’t Afford to Ignore the Wars in Sudan and Libya
Iranian and Turkish encroachment.
Orthodox Jews Endeavor to Pair Off Their Single Friends—and It Works
Matchmaker, matchmaker . . .
A New Book Turns Ancient Rabbinic Lore into Breaking News
Talmud Chronicles.