Opinion: Trump's $4 billion military aid cutoff is being hailed as independence, but it risks deepening Israel's diplomatic isolation; a proposed $12 billion partnership could have bolstered US jobs and ties, leaving the next government to repair the damage

Opinion: For years, Israel's critics have accused it of apartheid and dictatorship; yet Arab voters have gained unprecedented political power, and Netanyahu has failed to secure a majority; the latest election tells a very different story, one critics refuse to see

Opinion: Your smile and promises of coexistence fooled too many Israelis, but the election has stripped away the illusion. A government resting on Ra'am or the Joint List is no answer to Netanyahu. It's a gamble Israel cannot afford to take

Opinion: US voters head to the polls focused on domestic issues, but for us in Israel, the stakes are profound: a Democratic Congress may challenge arms sales, Trump may seek quick diplomatic wins, and support for Israel is eroding in both parties