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October 8, 2019

Israel’s Political Instability Poses a Strategic Danger

And if Netanyahu is out, hostile powers may try to test a new prime minister’s mettle.

Three weeks since Israel’s do-over election, it remains unclear who the next prime minister will be. Coalition negotiations could go on for weeks more, and a third round of elections remains a possibility. David M. Weinberg argues that this long state of political uncertainty, which has been in effect since the first elections in April, has a deleterious effect on Israeli security:

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October 8, 2019

  1. Israel’s Political Instability Poses a Strategic Danger

    And if Netanyahu is out, hostile powers may try to test a new prime minister’s mettle.

  2. The Precipitous American Withdrawal from Syria Will Embolden Israel’s Enemies

    Turkey and Iran can expand their influence.

  3. In a “Slip,” British Academics Eager to Commemorate the Holocaust Neglect to Include Its Jewish Victims

    Which is more revealing, the conscious lie or the unconscious one?

  4. A British Court Rules That a “Lack of Belief in Transgenderism Is Incompatible with Human Dignity”

    A ruling against thoughts, not actions.

  5. At the Heart of the Days of Awe Is Not Sin, Guilt, or Punishment but the Human Relationship with the Divine

    Being someone before God.