Israel cannot outsource its future to the PA Renewing the drive for Palestinian statehood after the Oct. 7 attack is downright insulting. Daniel Tauber Dec. 7, 2023
Israel doesn’t need a House of Lords In the name of democracy, opponents of Israel’s judicial reform want to maintain the Supreme Court not merely as the highest court of appeals, but as an Israeli incarnation of the British House of Lords in all its 19th century glory. Daniel Tauber March 20, 2023
Why are so many Israelis angry with Naftali Bennett? The head of Yamina has made himself an accomplice to what the right sees as the left’s takedown of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu through illegitimate means. Daniel Tauber June 6, 2021
Jordan’s instability and the ‘Palestine’ states Israelis go about their lives without giving much thought to the kingdom next door, but what happens in Jordan may not stay in Jordan. Daniel Tauber April 18, 2021
Time is on Netanyahu’s side The Israeli public’s lack of preference for any candidate other than Bibi will prevent his competitors either from forming a government or from forming a stable one. Daniel Tauber April 1, 2021
We need Netanyahu for the new era of diplomacy No other Israeli politician possesses Benjamin Netanyahu’s experience, skills, reputation and long-standing relationships, or his understanding of how to leverage Israeli power. Daniel Tauber March 21, 2021
In managing the pandemic, Netanyahu resisted deadly populism Despite the criticisms leveled against him by his political rivals, Benjamin Netanyahu’s COVID-19 policies have helped Israel avert disaster. Daniel Tauber March 15, 2021
