The text discusses the push for recognition of a Palestinian state by various countries, highlighting concerns about the viability and nature of such a state.

The text discusses the author's deeply unsettling realization that the State of Israel may not have a guaranteed long-term survival due to various threats, including international support for terrorist groups like Hamas and Iran's nuclear ambitions.

President Biden and the Democratic Party are facing political challenges, especially in light of the ongoing conflict in Gaza and upcoming elections.

The text discusses Israel's struggle in the international public relations sphere amid conflicts with Hamas in Gaza.

The text discusses the challenges faced by supporters of Israel regarding portraying their stance in international media, especially amidst the conflict in Gaza.

Israel's campaign against Hamas in Gaza has seen significant progress, including capturing Hamas strongholds, neutralizing a large number of terror operatives, and destroying infrastructure used by Hamas, albeit at a high cost.

The essay discusses the tactics of Hamas, highlighting their use of terrorism and tunnels to confront Israel.

The article discusses the concept of "the day after" in Israeli politics, focusing on the ongoing debate regarding the possibility of a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine, even as conflict continues.

Despite the international community's professed care for Palestinians, Gaza residents are trapped in a war-torn area with no escape route, unlike in other conflicts that typically produce refugees.

The author argues that the international community has enabled and coddled the Palestinians for decades without holding them accountable for their actions.

Pressure is increasing on the Israeli government amidst debates over the terms of a ceasefire, with families of hostages urging a pause following the accidental killing of three hostages by the IDF in Gaza.

The author, a Jew and Israeli, expresses their desire for revenge in response to the recent violence between Israel and Palestine.

An emergency video briefing convened by Israel Policy Forum with experts Neri Zilber, Shira Efron, Nimrod Novik, and Michael Koplow discussed the unfolding situation in Israel, condemning the recent attacks by Hamas terrorists and expressing support for Israel in defending itself.

On May 14, 1948, Israel declared independence and the United States recognized the new country.

There is an increase in violence in the West Bank, with clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants becoming more common in major Palestinian cities.