The Israeli prime minister is concerned about the gains being made by his chief political rival, Gadi Eisenkot, which could leave Likud voters at home on election day ■ A potential joint Netanyahu-Eisenkot government has been floated by Likud officials, though the former IDF chief seems uninterested

With the utter debacle of Israel's strategy in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza now fully on display, there is both a political opportunity and a moral imperative for a leader willing to tell the Israeli public the hard truth: the belief that overwhelming military force trumps diplomacy has failed

The victories of three progressive Mamdani-backed candidates in Democratic primaries in New York show that the party's progressive flank is gaining favor with voters seeking change in U.S.-Israel relations and wary of AIPAC's power. The party establishment must take note