Israel’s October 2026 elections produced a striking paradox. After three years of devastating wars, the failures surrounding 7 October, growing international isolation and deep domestic
Votes are still being counted after Israel's parliamentary election. The campaign was framed as a choice between continuity and change, but neither side received a clear mandate to govern.
Was Eisenkot von der derzeitigen Regierung enttäuschten konservativen Israelis anzubieten hat, ist eher eine Haltung als ein Programm. „Er legt eigentlich keine konkreten Pläne vor, abgesehen von
Gil Murciano, the head of Mitvim, a foreign policy think-tank in Israel warns: “In private all the politicians are aware that the next prime minister, assuming it’s not Mr Netanyahu, will have to
A new survey finds Israel's center-right opposition favors diplomacy, regional ties, and policy change, not just replacing Netanyahu.
Israel has returned to the status of a “mistress” – a relationship acknowledged privately but concealed in public – that characterized its regional position before the Abraham Accords.
“The US President is indeed the one currently dictating the level of military escalation in the wars on Iran and on Hezbollah. The Israeli Prime Minister seeks to stir US decision making towards
Nimrod Goren, the president of Mitvim, an Israeli think tank, said “the differences are now very public”, unlike in the past when they were usually quietly managed behind closed doors.
Nimrod Goren, the president of Mitvim, an Israeli think tank, said "the differences are now very public", unlike in the past when they were usually quietly managed behind closed doors.
Secret diplomacy is becoming harder as Netanyahu repeatedly publicizes private meetings.
The regime in Iran has not changed and the nuclear and missile threats have not been eliminated, leaving many Israelis to wonder what this was all for.
Rina Bassist, Israeli journalist, is our guest.
