The Nation-State Law: Hollow Spins on the Left
The “Nation-State” law corrects an existing constitutional distortion. Those who demand that the law include equality are trying to harness this law to serve the extreme left.
Author: Erez Tadmor
The Truth About the New Israel Fund You Won’t Get in Israeli Media
In a flattering interview, the CEO of the New Israel Fund attempted to purify the name of the organization. For those who forgot, here’s a reminder of the NIF's exploits
Catch the Jew — Tuvia Tenenbom Kills ‘Em Softly
Erez Tadmor reviews the latest work of the Jewish Yaroslav Hasek, Tuvia Tenenbaum.
Anarchy in Israel’s Mixed Cities
The present riots are merely the spillover of years of lawlessness and non-enforcement of the law in Israel's mixed cities. Erez Tadmor has the story.
From Utopianism to Realism: The Communist Kibbutznik Who Discovered Freedom
How does a long-time kibbutz member and one-time communist become a free-market advocate? Find out in this fascinating interview with Yehuda Harel, regular contributor to Mida.
The IDF’s New Values: Fleeing from Engagement
Entrenchment, hiding, running away and trampling self-esteem. Revealing the severe deterioration in the commitment of the IDF to the security of its soldiers and to the lives of Israeli citizens
Downfall of a Great Newspaper
Slashed budgets, plummeting standards, and political radicalization have turned Israel’s most respected newspaper into a case study in the collapse of modern journalism.
