Letter from JerusalemFrom Lebanon and Iran to Gaza, three sets of talks to define Israel’s futureWith all eyes on failing negotiations between US and Islamic Republic, the Jewish state was pursuing resolutions on every frontBy Natalie Lisbona6 min read
Letter from JerusalemThe death penalty bill sparked fiery debate – but will Israel’s Supreme Court have the final say?Hardline security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir made political capital from controversy at expense of Israel’s image, but many legal experts believe the bill will be struck downBy Natalie Lisbona5 min read
Letter from JerusalemIsrael’s existential conflict may bring economic hardship but for Gulf states there’s no going backWar has global impact but looks very different in Europe, US and Middle EastBy Natalie Lisbona4 min read
Letter from JerusalemEven after sleepless weeks of nightly missile attacks by Iran, Israel remains determinedAlmost a month into the war, there is a new temporary normal for sleepless families battling through after repeated alertsBy Natalie Lisbona4 min read
IsraelIn a nation at war, the battle over draft exemption for Charedi men has only been delayedOne of the most heated issues in Israeli society is set to return as a pivotal question in the election later this yearBy Natalie Lisbona5 min read
Letter from JerusalemIn this new looking-glass world, Lebanon wants to talk directly to IsraelOnce unimaginable relationships are emerging in a Middle East being rapidly reshaped by warBy Natalie Lisbona5 min read
Letter from JerusalemWhen did Israel start planning Operation Roaring Lion? Go back to October 7This week shows how the massacre that took place in Israel more than two years ago changed the Middle East forever – but not in the way Iran and Hamas had hoped forBy Natalie Lisbona5 min read
