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Benjamin Netanyahu (photo: U.S. Department of State / Public Domain)
Analysis 35 Netanyahu, strongest prime minister since David Ben-Gurion
By Noam SheizafPublished May 9, 2012
Graffiti art on the Seperation wall, near Bethlehem (photo: James Chen)
Analysis 64 Don’t fight Apartheid Week: Responding to Haaretz’s Burston
By Noam SheizafPublished February 23, 2012
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News 17 Jewish Week op-ed makes (bad) case for Israel’s boycott law
By Noam SheizafPublished February 2, 2012
+972 Logo (by Idit Frenkel)
News 35 Right-wing group, Jerusalem Post launch public attack on +972
By +972blogPublished January 26, 2012
Ultra Orthodox men stop bus because Tanya Rosenbilt refuses to move to the back (Photo: Tanya Rosenbilt)
Analysis 14 A call to support the Orthodox majority opposing extremism
By +972blogPublished January 18, 2012
supremecourt (Photo: flickr/mistersnappy)
Analysis 6 Israel’s new Supreme Court: Liberalism don’t live here anymore
By +972blogPublished January 17, 2012
Tel Aviv December 2011 (Photo: Dahlia Scheindlin)
Analysis 35 In an Israeli school, the bullies win
By Dahlia ScheindlinPublished January 14, 2012
Israeli Supreme Court (photo: Anita363/flickr)
News 12 High Court rejects NGOs’ petition against Nakba law
By +972blogPublished January 5, 2012
MK Haneen Zoabi (photo: Oren Ziv/activestills.org)
Analysis 6 Hanin Zoabi and Israel’s point of no return
By Noam SheizafPublished January 2, 2012
Israeli Supreme Court (photo: Anita363/flickr)
Analysis 31 High Court allows Israel to mine Palestinian Territories
By Noam SheizafPublished December 27, 2011

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