The Same War, on a Loop
We’ve gotten all too used to missile alerts, existential anxiety, and suspicions of political bad faith.
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Mahmoud Illean / AP The Extraordinary Logic of Netanyahu’s Bid for a Pardon
His case for clemency rests on the assumption that he’s irreplaceable.
Nathan Howard / AFP / Getty The Reason Not to Boycott Israeli Films
Cinema is a vital source of artistic dissent in a country at war.
Majdal Films The Jubilation in Israel Is Premature
The military strikes on Iran were impressive, but they haven’t brought the war to an end.
Jack Guez / AFP / Getty Questions From the Bomb Shelter
The sirens keep going off in Jerusalem, but they aren’t the only thing keeping me awake.
Debbie Hill / UPI / Alamy The Two Extremists Driving Israel’s Policy
One is an ideologue, the other a rabble-rouser. Both are pushing their country to places once unthinkable.
Illustration by Mel Haasch* Israel Plunges Into Darkness
What Netanyahu describes as impending victory is a dive into the morass.
Omar Al-Qattaa / AFP / Getty How to Say No to a Would-Be Autocrat
The head of Israel’s internal-security agency stands up for the rule of law.
Gil Cohen-Magen / AP Netanyahu Takes Desperate Measures
Israel may be paying the price for its prime minister’s political survival.
Justin Sullivan / Getty Netanyahu Doesn’t Want the Truth to Come Out
Israelis want an inquiry into October 7 not only for accountability but for closure.
Hugo Clarence Janody / Hans Lucas / Redux
