Ehud Barak
Netanyahu's Iran expectations are 'far from reality,' former PM Ehud Barak says
Barak voiced concerns over Netanyahu's handling of national security, notably regarding military action against Iran and Israel's broader geopolitical goals.
Far-right activist Mordechai David barred from approaching Standing Together leader Alon-Lee Green
Israel, US cannot miss the chance to disarm Hezbollah - opinion
Grapevine: 'Guilty' by association
Ehud Barak's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein detailed in new book
According to a new book by journalist Michael Wolff, former Israeli prime minister Barak said he and Epstein have "nothing to worry about. The secrets are safe."
Grapevine September 17: Nasi jubilee
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
US Afghanistan withdrawal echoes IDF in Lebanon - analysis
Trump may have planned the withdrawal, but Biden implemented it, and how it was implemented was a disaster for which he bears responsibility.
Bennett to Netanyahu: Leave Balfour residence within two weeks - report
The process is expected to last a few weeks, though N12 has reported that the legal adviser for the PMO has not yet set an official date for the transfer.
The suicide of the Center-Left?
Lapid has remained steady at 14 seats instead of rising. Huldai has gone down and not up. And Gantz has not left politics, making it harder for parties that dislike him to unite.
Merav Michaeli: I can beat Ehud Barak
Merav Michaeli could be the only woman heading a party in the March race.
MK Yair Golan leaves Barak for Meretz
Yair Lapid: Center-Left must unite to beat Netanyahu.
Finally, Pollard is free - opinion
Jonathan is free now. His burdens with his wife’s illness are great. He has much to make up for. I hope he will do that in Israel.
Ramallah lynching victim's brother: Israel's gov'ts have let us down
"[Former prime minister] Ehud Barak promised us personally that we will be well looked after, but all we received was a slap in the face."
Netanyahu's tweet is not just a tweet, it’s desperation - analysis
Sadly, what Israel’s prime minister is trying to do is drive a wedge between the protesters – angry with his policies, alleged corruption and divisive politics – and the rest of Israel.
