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Jul 17, 2026, 8:11 PM

Revisiting the Twenty-Fifth Knesset: Twenty Years Later

How two decades of subsequent events reshaped our understanding of an extraordinary parliament History rarely remembers legislatures for the number of laws they enacted. It remembers them for altering the constitutional trajectory of a nation. Twenty years after its dissolution,...

Jul 6, 2026, 6:36 PM

Broke the Walls, Jerusalem Broke Itself

The deeper lesson of 70 CE is the danger of internal collapse. The government’s decision of 5 July 2026 not to comply with the Supreme Court’s order should trouble anyone who understands how societies unravel. Not because a single legal...

Jun 23, 2026, 2:07 PM

The Constitutional Ethics of National Survival

What Isaiah and Jeremiah Still Teach Israel Every nation believes that its greatest danger lies beyond its borders. For Israel, that belief is hardly surprising. Since its birth, the Jewish state has confronted wars, terrorism, regional hostility, and repeated challenges to...

Jun 20, 2026, 1:58 PM

The Diplomacy of Existential Dread

Why diplomatic success cannot be measured solely by agreements reached, but also by the existential fears they leave unresolved.

Jun 16, 2026, 6:15 PM

When Access is Mistaken for Influence

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The Limits of Personal Diplomacy The accompanying AI-generated cartoon, created with ChatGPT from a concept developed by the author, depicts a large elephant moving purposefully toward a sign marked “America First.” Behind it stands Benjamin Netanyahu, holding a set of...

Jun 4, 2026, 7:59 PM

No One Raises a Voice, No One Even Chirps: The Erosion of Reciprocity

A recent study examining household-level fiscal transfers in Israel has reignited a familiar debate about contribution, dependency, and the distribution of public resources. According to the study, significant disparities exist between what different sectors contribute to the public treasury...

May 30, 2026, 5:02 PM

Beyond Electoral Arithmetic: The Opposition’s Arab Dilemma

If Arab parties are legitimate enough to participate in elections, they are legitimate enough to participate in government. In an earlier essay for The Times of Israel, “The Opposition Must Be Prepared to Form a Coalition with Arab Parties After...

May 23, 2026, 1:25 PM

No Servant of Two Masters: Israel’s Sovereignty Crisis

When the authority to end war no longer resides in Jerusalem For years, Benjamin Netanyahu cultivated the image of a leader uniquely capable of managing Israel’s relationship with the United States. His supporters portrayed this relationship not merely as diplomacy,...

May 12, 2026, 5:43 PM

The Question Israelis Are Asking — and Netanyahu Must Answer

Tactical victories cannot substitute for a clearly defined political end-state. Israelis have long understood that wars impose painful costs. They understand the necessity of military force when national security is threatened. They understand that Hezbollah represents a serious strategic danger...

May 8, 2026, 5:57 PM

America’s Iran Deal, Israel’s Existential Risk

Why the apparent Trump–Netanyahu alignment on Iran may conceal a deeper strategic divergence. In my earlier essay, Ally or Instrument? Israel in the Shadow of US–Iran Talks, I argued that Israel increasingly risks becoming a secondary variable within broader American...

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About Me

Dr. Levy is a Scientist, Entrepreneur, Founder, and CEO specializing in the biomedical and medical devices sectors, and he is also a practicing lawyer. Additionally, he serves as an Executive Fellow at Woxsen University in Telangana, India.