Here’s a word that has fallen out of fashion and, in Israeli government circles, out of practice too. “Competence.” In Hebrew, it has more of a songlike ring — “יכולת” (yecholet) — but that still doesn’t make the word a vote-winner. It should. Because competence… | Read More in The Blogs
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