Don’t arrest haredi draft resisters Israel cannot survive unless haredim serve in the IDF, but there are less draconian measures that can be taken. Shuki Friedman July 2, 2024
Resolve and optimism between Yom Hashoah and Israel’s national holidays Despite the darkness of our past and the challenges of the present, we are a strong people with a strong state. Shuki Friedman May 10, 2024
A war for the Jews’ right to live Israel’s perceived strength deters antisemitism and perceived weakness emboldens it. Shuki Friedman Nov. 14, 2023
Judicial reform is not a magic solution The attacks on the Supreme Court are just a smokescreen for the politicians who have failed in their responsibilities. Shuki Friedman Sept. 7, 2023
Haredi leaders must take responsibility Massive budgets in exchange for political support is destructive in both the short- and long-term. Shuki Friedman May 10, 2023
The Israeli majority wants dialogue on judicial reform The extremists on both sides of the divide must come to their senses and stop the descent into violence. Shuki Friedman Feb. 8, 2023
In a contentious election season, Israelis should look to our shared covenant The holidays remind us that we all participate in the same national ethos. Shuki Friedman Oct. 11, 2022
The crisis with Russia presents Israel with a terrible dilemma The Jewish state has two obligations: to its citizens and to the Jews of the entire world. Shuki Friedman Aug. 2, 2022
Israel and the US: Danger just around the corner While a new survey shows strong American support for Israel, the younger generation is far more hostile. Shuki Friedman June 13, 2022
