Articles

Education Policy Memo

Israel is an “Island Economy” by Choice, not Necessity

Personal Contracts in the Education System: A Step in the Right Direction, but Hardly Enough.

The Fallacy and Danger of the ICC argument

Judicial Reform is Essential to Return Democratic Power to Israel’s Citizens

Judicial Reforms and the Threat of International Criminal Court Prosecution

The Economic Effects of the Coalition Budgets

When Haredim Want to Enter the Workforce, Don’t Prevent Them from Doing So

Israel’s Judicial Reform: A Step Towards Restoring Balance

Netanyahu’s Announcement on Judicial Reform Pause is Anything but a Triumph of Democracy

Putting an End to the Upheaval of the Supreme Court

Q&A on the Judicial Reform

The “Pro-Democracy” Protesters should Retain the Ability to have a Meaningful Conversation

The Comparison to Hungary – an Orban Legend

Even Herzl and Jabotinsky Agreed that Rich and Poor Voices are Equal in Political Decision Making

Why Judicial Reform is Essential

It’s Time to End Israel’s Juristocracy and Restore Popular Sovereignty

It’s Not “the End of Democracy” and a Broad Consensus is Within Reach