Israel Can't Live by Shekels Alone. A Dethroned Dollar Threatens the Global Economic Order That Has Been the Key to Israeli Prosperity

The Washington Meeting Left Much to Be Desired After Trump Said 'Nothing Definitive' Had Been Reached. But While Netanyahu and the President Don't Share a Vision for an Iran Deal, They Have a Common Interest in Their Own Political Survival

Trump Has Already Flexed His Muscles to the Point of Bursting. Aircraft Carriers Can't Come Home Empty-handed. And Netanyahu Is Threatening That Even Without America, Israel Will Go to War on Its Own. So What Should Trump Demand From Israel in Return?

Khamenei's Newly-appointed Advisers Appear to Back a U.S. Deal. While a Nuclear Agreement Might Bear a High Ideological and Strategic Price, Regime Survival, Backed by Ballistic Missiles and Regional Proxies, May Prove a Worthy Compromise

For Trump, Netanyahu and Their Loyal Plutocrats, Dismantling the Media Is a Shared Effort to Seed Fear and Enforce Self-censorship Among Journalists

Israel Is Destroying the Palestinian Economy and Striving to Expel Whole Communities, as It Aims to Offload Civil Society Organizations That Bolster the Occupied People's Resilience

With Talks Looming in Oman, Washington Signals It Prefers a Narrow Nuclear Deal Over Confrontation or Regime Change. Iran Exploits the Gaps, Israel Fears Weak Enforcement, and Crushed Protests Leave Trump Risking a Pact That May Stabilize Tehran While Alienating Allies

The Knesset's Anniversary Turns Into a Celebration for the Wrecker of Israel's Democracy As the Prime Minister Nears the End of His Criminal Testimony, He's Likely to Intensify His Campaign Against the Attorney General Likud Tries to Taint Naftali Bennett With Yair Golan

Despite Significant Gaps in Preconditions Ahead of Friday's Talks, Iran Has Agreed to Negotiate With the U.S., Understanding That if Tehran Wants Sanctions Lifted, It Will Have to Discuss the Broader Issues of Its Nuclear Program, Ballistic Missiles and Regional Proxies

The New General Staff Order Is Problematic - Especially When It Comes to Female and Secular Soldiers - but It Does Highlight the Military's Desire to Solve the Manpower Shortage. Given the Coalition's Efforts to Legalize ultra-Orthodox Draft Evasion, It Is Highly Doubtful Whether It Will Back the Military