No Choice but to Indict Netanyahu (Haaretz Editorial) Given recent reports about Netanyahu's alleged negotiations with Yedioth Ahronoth publisher for favorable coverage, it is clear he cannot, at the least, remain communication minister. 
Israel must not lose Eisenkot (Yossi Yehoshua, Yedioth/Ynet) A major battle over the calls to pardon Elor Azaria is taking place behind the scenes between the chief of staff and Prime Minister Netanyahu, and it may also determine Eisenkot’s future in the IDF. 
If Israel were a normal country, Netanyahu would have already resigned (Ido Baum, Haaretz+) The situation when an elected official's lifestyle is paid for by wealthy people for years out of the public eye is breach of trust. But the question remains: Does the attorney general have enough guts to indict a presiding prime minister? 
Anti-Semitism only on our terms (Asaf Romirowsky, Yedioth/Ynet) If universities are indicators of social trends, then anti-Semitism is becoming more acceptable in the guise of anti-Zionism. Only Jews are seen as unworthy of having a sovereign state, thanks to various sins past and present.  
'Those Primitive Arabs' (Kobi Niv, Haaretz+) It is the right of every person to believe in whatever foolishness, but no one has the right to impose his nonsense on others.
Smug politicians are intent on one thing: Who will replace Netanyahu (Gabi Gazit, Maariv/103FM) An MK from Shas suggests burying the terrorist from the ramming attack with a pig's head, his colleagues were absent from the funeral of the murdered without any proper explanation. 
Israel's Syndicate of Politicians, Regulators and Media Barons (Gidi Weitz, Haaretz+) Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit has been given a historic opportunity to change a corrupt reality. 
Netanyahu’s Tape Scandal: Israel's Government as Protection Racket (Aluf Benn, Haaretz+) Recent revelations on secret talks with media baron Arnon Mozes show the last election was the peak of a personal battle between two powerful men. Netanyahu prevailed, but the police investigation could reset the whole game. 
Not the same law ([or Jews and Arabs] (Dr. Thabet Abu Ras and Amnon Be'eri Solitzeanu, Maariv) If only the state would show a tenth of the good will and resources that it gives to Amona (settlement outpost) also towards the residents of the Bedouin village of Um Al-Hiran in the Negev, which also stands to be evacuated before demolition. While residents of Amona took over privately-owned land, the residents of the village of Um Al-Hiran were forced to settle in the place they are now by an order of the Israel Military Governor in the year 1956. If only, like the Prime Minister promised, the State would act with one law towards all without differentiation and would give the Arab citizens of Israel equal treatment.
Preventing a vehicular attack is nearly impossible (Roi Yanovsky, Ynet) While the security forces are closely monitoring social media activities, arresting terrorists’ relatives and seizing weapons, even the strictest measures cannot stop a lone-wolf terrorist from carrying out a deadly attack like the one that took place in Jerusalem on Sunday. 
Netanyahu Investigation: From Resignation to Elections, What Are Netanyahu's Options? (Jonathan Lis, Haaretz+) Netanyahu can continue to serve until he is convicted of a crime of moral turpitude, but his partners might turn on him before.
It’s not just about Bibi’s cigars (Nahum Barnea, Yedioth/Ynet) Netanyahu and his family are addicted to gifts. Everyone knows that, and most people accept it. The total sum of the gifts should concern us. Nevertheless, these are not the things a prime minister is removed for. But as the details of the investigations are exposed, it’s becoming harder to address them as a trivial matter. 
Attention All Gaza Gardeners and Saleswomen (Amira Hass, Haaretz+) The ordeal of an honest contractor to a UN agency shows the power Israel has over everyone in Gaza. Just blame Hamas. 
No more playing by UN rules (Ariel Bolstein, Israel Hayom) It is up to Israel to notify its friends, old and new, that hostile votes at the U.N. will no longer be met with understanding. 
The gate of change (Ben-Dror Yemini, Yedioth/Ynet) Lighting up Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate with an Israeli flag following Sunday’s terror attack in Jerusalem is a small step in a consciousness changing process and an important show of solidarity. 
Obama's Tragic Mideast Legacy (Moshe Arens, Haaretz+) The president's refusal to veto the latest anti-Israel resolution in the UN will only further obstruct the direct talks that can advance the peace process. 
A necessary, natural move (Prof. Eyal Zisser, Israel Hayom) Trump should not worry about moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, but he should learn from his predecessor that hesitation is perceived as weakness and invite pressure and belligerence. 
How Trump’s Primitive Masculinity Tempted and Confused American Conservatives (Elad Nehorai, Haaretz+) You, the traditional, the conservatives, the religious, you voted for Trump because he promised to make America manly again. But you voted for a primitivism that betrays your own beliefs. 
IDF Reservists' Letter: Too Little, Too Late (Zvi Bar'el, Haaretz+) Those who appoint themselves to bear the colors of the most moral army in the world cannot do so as if they are some rare species loftily perched above those who populate the jungle.