Nehemia Shtrasler

It may be the missiles sowing fear or perhaps the religious mysticism trend; in any case it has become a public nuisance, resulting in so many

In 2021, Netanyahu Said That Ben-Gvir Would Never Serve as a Minister Under Him. Yet When the Political Crunch Came a Year Later, He Appointed Him to a Senior Cabinet Post in a Fateful Political Decision

Michael Rabello's Appointment as the Next State Watchdog Threatens to Turn the Role Into Another Institution Serving the Government Rather Than Overseeing It

The most despicable person in the history of the Jewish people has led us into a dangerous strategic collapse. And no impassioned speech or racist attack on Eisenkot will change that fact

Military exemptions are only one part of the ultra-Orthodox political project. The real goal is to preserve privileges, expand religious control over public life and make everyone else bear the burden

Former prime minister Naftali Bennett is a sane, liberal rightist who will take action against Haredi draft dodgers and Kahanist lawbreakers

Contrary to ultra-Orthodox claims, draft dodgers are not Tel Aviv leftists – they're the religious far-right that want the West Bank annexed and their settlements protected, without leaving the comfort of their yeshivas

Despite his obvious responsibility for the October 7, 2023 debacle, despite his failure in managing the war and despite the deaths of 1,080 civilians

For two months, the supermarket dairy cases have been half empty. There are shortages of almost every product, but mainly of Tnuva cottage cheese.

Far-right ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich and lawmaker Tzvi Succot preach war and expulsion despite refusing meaningful military