“It must be clear: If we extend sovereignty, the law must apply equally to all. Applying sovereignty to an area gives citizenship to all those living there...There are no separate laws for Israelis and for non-Israelis."
--Israeli President Reuven Rivlin declares his support for a one-state solution with Israelis and Palestinians all equal citizens.*

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You Must Be Kidding: 
`The settlement-building organization, Amana, obtained millions of shekels in government loans by allegedly mortgaging privately-owned Palestinian lands to which it never had ownership rights to build the illegal outposts of Migron and Amona.**

Every Dark Regime Has Its Informers (Shany Littman, Haaretz+) In Israel, Shai Shammay Glick, a devout right-wing activist, for years has complained to every journalist and politician about every humanist or left-wing cultural event. He just got a gallery in Jerusalem shut down. And he has accomplices.
A police officer who participated in the Amona eviction may lose his sight. How is it that no one cares?  (Natan Zehavi, Maariv) The leaders of the holy land declared more than once that it has zero tolerance for anyone who harms the security forces. They forgot to mention they will only act that way against Arabs, Ethiopian immigrants and foreign workers. 
This is what Trump and Netanyahu will discuss at their meeting (if you believe Spicer) (Amir Tibon, Haaretz+) While the White House has repeatedly ducked questions about everything from Jerusalem to settlements, Netanyahu promised 'clear' answers from his meeting with Trump. What to expect?
Tip for the meeting, Netanyahu should be skeptical about Trump’s promises (Shlomo Shamir, Maariv) The prime minister should maintain restraint in his statements to the media after meeting with the American president. After all, with the new president nothing is clear or expected. 
American Jews Are New Target of Israel's Unprecedented Escalation Against Civil Society (Jennifer Gorovitz, Haaretz+) New Israel Fund VP: Given Netanyahu’s repression of dissent, perhaps I shouldn't have been surprised that Israel's border control considered me a 'national security risk.' 
On Iran, Netanyahu may not get what he wants from Trump (Amos Harel, Haaretz+) As the U.S. and Iranian presidents trade barbs prior to the Netanyahu's visit, Trump has still not formulated his policy on Syria's ally. 
Trump-Netanyahu meeting will end with no final product (Yoaz Hendel, Yedioth/Ynet) There will be a lot of goodwill in Wednesday’s Washington meeting, but direction will remain vague; The US president doesn’t have a coherent policy, and the Israeli prime minister is not getting the support he needs from the Right to place a final product on the White House table. 
Fayyad Appointment at the UN Is an Israeli Interest (Haaretz Editorial) Israel must put a stop to its Pavlovian responses, which are guided by the idea that what is good for the Palestinians is by necessity bad for Israel. 
Mr. President, Take the Money You Give Israel and Run (B. Michael, Haaretz+) Follow your own slogan. Stop funding us, maintaining us, arming us, pampering us. Give the money to America. 
The AG’s war to protect Israeli democracy (Tova Tzimuki, Yedioth/Ynet) The Regulation Law has created one of the most serious constitutional crises the State of Israel has ever experienced. Attorney General Mendelblit, who strongly opposed the law, sees himself as being at the forefront of the battle against the attempt to change basic principles in the state’s democracy and in the independence of its elected institutions.
U.S. Judges: A Light Unto the Nations (Odeh Bisharat, Haaretz+) If Israeli judges were ruling on an order to bar entry to citizens from Muslim countries, the case would end as soon as someone arrived with a portfolio marked “Classified.” 
'No Daylight'? Netanyahu's Embrace of Trump Is Toxic to Israel's Cause (Samuel G. Freedman, Haaretz+) In 'Trump-friendly' business terms, Netanyahu has now cross-branded Israel with the most retrograde forces and policies in the American landscape. 
The Israeli media needs to come to its senses (Tzvia Greenfield, Haaretz+) It is saddening to see that prime minister continues to be dragged in his weakness behind the head of a small party with only eight Knesset seats, who allows himself to arrogantly dictate Israel’s agenda to all of us.
Weak and Totally Dependent on Trump, Netanyahu Will Have to Tiptoe in Washington (Aluf Benn, Haaretz+) The U.S. president could give Netanyahu backing, or whip up a storm. In either case, the premier will from now on be judged by his good behavior and flattery vis-à-vis Trump.