Mandelblit worked assiduously to protect the essential interests of justice, democracy and the national good... until almost the very end of his term

A corrupt society is an unhappy society, and an unhappy society lacks resilience. Israel must heed the alarm sounded by its slipping rank on a global corruption index

A deal would resolve the case of the state versus the former PM. But what about the fateful matter of the former PM versus the law enforcement institutions of the state?

Nobody thought stemming the tide of violent crime in the Arab community would be easy. But as the terrible killing of Ammar Hujayrat underlines, it is desperately urgent

What's common to the diverse misbehaviors of Ram Ben-Barak, David Amsalem, Idan Roll and Rabbi David Lau is that they've lost sight of their public service obligations

Shouldn't Naftali Bennett, figuratively speaking, be a little more clearly in residence?

In a sea of confusion and misinformation, the imperative to vaccinate marks the island of sanity -- and the only proven means of avoiding the darkest of predictions

A coalition avowedly committed to advancing consensual issues is, deplorably, instead capitulating to extremists over access for the Jewish people to our holiest place for prayer

In bombshell interviews with journalist Barak Ravid, candid, ruthless ex-US president shows how readily he could be won over... and how swiftly he could turn from ally to adversary

Nothing short of a credible military threat — and certainly not negotiations with a US leadership anxious to revive a failed accord — will deter the ayatollahs' nuclear drive now