Power Politics - Mishpacha

The Major Stories of 2022...You Heard Them Here First

Will Russia go to war with Ukraine? How about China and Taiwan?Will Israel’s government crumble next year?Will Israel and Iran go to war?Will Congress turn Republican Red in November?Last but not least, will COVID ever end?

Barak Ravid‘s Book on Trump Did us a Favor

Before voting for Trump again, or welcoming his Orthodox Jewish advisors back with open arms, or even voting for Bibi again, their clumsy diplomacy should be held against them

Democrats Seeing Red

My take on the off-year election results: Democrats didn’t misjudge the mood. They’re responsible for it. They’re out of touch, even with registered Democrats.

It's All Biden's Fault. Or Is It?

Israel has had ups and downs with all US presidents, including with Trump. For now, Biden has kept one promise to Israel – that he would keep any disagreements between him and Israel private. As long as he keeps his word, we should reciprocate

Explainer: The Meron Tragedy

Michael Fragin interviews Binyamin Rose about the Meron tragedy. Originally featured on NSN / Spin Class 

Have the numbers have finally caught up to Binyamin Netanyahu?

As we all know by now, the last few elections have nothing to do with right or left or even right and wrong.
 
The single issue is Binyamin Netanyahu.
 
Have the numbers finally caught up with him?

Does a tie go to the incumbent?

What we know, what we don't, and what can happen next in the Israeli elections. 

Can Yang Maintain His Edge? Exclusive Interview!

In an exclusive interview with Mishpacha's Binyamin Rose, Andrew Yang shares his top priorities and answered pointed questions on issues most vital to New York’s Orthodox Jewish community

Will the Fourth Time be a Charm?

Will this fourth election get us out of the political mess we’ve gotten into? And how did we get into it in the first place?

Dump Trump?

The Republican Party has a major decision to make. Do they break from Donald Trump? Or do they reconcile with Trump, or at least keep him on their good side