Analysis: Regardless of the outcome of the Turkish presidential elections, it was unlikely that the opposition candidate would have made significant changes to the country's relations with Israel; The focus now is on strengthening and developing these ties, with questions arising about potential visits by officials and whether an ‘Anti-Iran axis’ is taking shape

Opinion: Jerusalem has to address the issue of foreign meddling in Israeli politics, but the current legislation axed even before being introduced in the Knesset is not the solution; Instead, we can learn a thing or two from Europe and the U.S.

Opinion: A review of the intentions of the Noam party brings up an unequivocal conclusion – the establishment of the government's Jewish Identity Authority is only a stop on the way to realize the radical vision of the party; The response should be no less unequivocal

Opinion: 'Quiet-for-quiet' policy signals to the PIJ that Israel will only react rather than initiate action while the 'war between wars' doctrine would mean manufacturing ’facilities, offensive tunnels, and training bases would be attacked upon discovery and key perpetrators eliminated preemptively