Why the Supreme Court is to Blame for Illegal Immigrant Riots in Tel Aviv
At every critical point in the last 15 years, Supreme Court rulings subverted government policy and crippled the government and legislature's ability to solve the problem.
Author: Akiva Bigman
Seven-Year Protest: Ehud Barak’s Role in Shaping the Anti-Bibi Movement
He thought the protests would lead him back to the Prime Ministers office
Legal Questions Raised About NGO Funding Judicial Reform Protests
Blue and White Future is hiding its original goals. Its current funding of judicial reform protests raises questions whether it has violated Israeli law.
A Consuming Hate: Israel’s Anti-Trump Elites
A short guide to Israel's progressive Anti-Trump political and media elites
American Based New Israel Fund Trying to Topple Netanyahu
New Campaign by American Based New Israel Fund Attempts to Topple Netanyahu by Mounting Pressure on Israel's Attorney General
Aharon Barak’s Selective Memory
In an interview with Makor Rishon, former Israeli Supreme Court President Aharon Barak told new versions of stories in which he featured; the problem is, the are contrary to known facts and evidence. The Judicial Revolution is now rewriting its own history
Judicial Activism Has Gone Off the Tack
A closer look at the ruling by Supreme Court Justice Elyakim Rubinstein, who struck down the government’s Gas Deal, shows just how scandalous it is
No Global Cop: The Victims of Obama’s Appeasment
During Obama's presidency, more people were killed in war than under Bush, who conducted two long wars overseas. The internal logic of the use of force proves itself once again
Is Religious Zionism Conservative?
Akiva Bigman takes a look at Religious Zionism's conservative credentials and finds it sorely wanting.
The Myth of the Religious-Zionist Settler
Contrary to common perception, the settlement movement was and remains a national project, not a sectorial one.
The Myth of Israel’s Right Wing Majority
Contrary to post-elections cheers and jeers, Israel's public remains staunchly pragmatic and non-ideological. Here's how the right can work with that.
How The Radical Left Became Judicial Kingmaker
Thanks to an arcane election system and an apathetic and sectorial right, the radical left is kingmaker of judges in Israel. Time for a change.
The Israeli Arab Grievance Industry
Israeli Arabs and their supporters would have you believe that they are rioting because of discrimination. The truth is quite different.
Israel is abandoning the next generation of Bedouin
Many Israeli Bedouin would like to study in Israel, but can't due to high tuition and lack of a cultural fit. They end up in Islamist hot spots instead.
Israel Can’t Have Partial Sovereignty
Sovereignty cannot end at the edge of Arab neighborhoods and towns. If Israel wishes to ensure quiet, law and order must be enforced everywhere.
Bogie Yaalon’s Post-Modern IDF
Bogie Yaalon, former IDF Chief of Staff and present Defense Minister, helped shape the IDF's backwards and strange doctrine of avoiding military decision.
Israel’s Crisis in Education
Too many bureaucrats and all-powerful unions. These are just some of the problems Israel's education system suffers from, as Dr. Tzvi Tzameret explains.
Israel’s Attorney General, Hamas’ Defense Attorney
Israel's Attorney General and the Israeli Government are formally committed to fighting Hamas. So why are they preventing victims from getting compensation?
Breaking the Silence and Saying Nothing
Breaking the Silence claims to expose the ugly truth about the IDF. Turns out it's not so bad.
Words of the Zionist Founders: Zalman David Levontin on Economics and Settlement
A founding father of Zionism takes aim at socialist methods of settlement of the country, calling them nothing more than begging by other means.