Opinion: While the right advances its vision with determination, the political camp that was meant to serve as an alternative appears hesitant and divided; Israel lacks a party consistently advocating for a two-state solution

Analysis: After Microsoft blocked Unit 8200 from accessing intelligence data on its cloud servers, other companies may see Israel as a liability and use the precedent to cut ties; at the same time, it could open opportunities for rivals to step in

Opinion: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's recognition of Palestinian statehood ignores post-Oct. 7 realities; his plan for a demilitarized state free of Hamas reflects European naivety rather than Middle Eastern facts; the proposal lacks the foundation necessary for a stable, independent Palestinian entity

Opinion: European recognition of a Palestinian state, framed as a symbolic rebuke to Israel, rewards Hamas, deepens Israeli distrust and undermines prospects for genuine negotiations and compromise that could one day make a two-state solution viable

Analysis: Netanyahu’s 'riddle speech,' named so for its cue-card theatrics, impressed supporters in Israel but failed to offer policy or hope abroad, underscoring the country’s deepening diplomatic isolation

Opinion: Address projected strength and moral clarity, but without a plan for the 'day after' — hostage release, demilitarization, and regional cooperation — it risks symbolism over substance in the quest for lasting security