Commentary: Israel’s alliance with Washington may look stronger than ever, but support among Americans and US Jews has eroded; the next government must rebuild ties that cannot depend on whoever occupies the White House

Opinion: Three years into Israel’s most difficult war, even the question of voting has become another bitter battleground in a divided and wounded country, drawing fierce reactions from all sides

Opinion: A shifting political map is creating opportunities for deeper Israeli ties across the region, but durable influence will depend on trade, investment, academia and relationships that outlast any single government

Analysis: The joint agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan is a significant loss for Israel and the US; it shows Gulf states' disappointment with the US and its failure to defang Iran, and makes clear the price of Israel's refusal to normalize with Riyadh