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How Netanyahu and apartheid brought down Israel’s government
The Knesset's failure to re-authorize separate West Bank legal systems was the final straw, but Bibi remains the omnipresent issue driving Israeli politics.
By
Haggai Matar
June 21, 2022
The imperial roots of ‘shrinking the conflict’
Long before Israel paved segregated road networks to maintain the separation of Jews and Palestinians, the British had already laid their foundations.
By
Shira Pinhas
May 17, 2022
Hezbollah couldn’t ask for a better enemy than Israel
Through a war of words, Israel and Hezbollah have created a symbiotic relationship that plays into each other's ambitions for political hegemony.
By
Joseph B.
January 18, 2022
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The Israeli right tried to manage the conflict. Bennett wants to ‘shrink’ it
The Bennett-Lapid coalition has no clear vision of what to do with the Palestinians — so it's trying a different strategy.
By
Meron Rapoport
August 12, 2021
Israel’s most racist law comes crumbling down — for now
The failure to renew the Citizenship Law offers Palestinian families a moment of respite. Four takeaways from the first big crisis plaguing the new coalition.
By
Edo Konrad
July 6, 2021
Ayman Odeh still wants to be Israel’s first Palestinian prime minister
In his first interview following the new government's formation, the Joint List head talks Ra’am’s decision to join the coalition, his steadfast support for two states, and why he thinks he can lead Israel's democratic camp to victory.
By
Meron Rapoport
July 5, 2021
Why Israel’s new government brings grim news and rare hope
Two stories reveal that while the Bennett-Lapid government will remain bad on all things occupation, its fractured coalition could help undermine parts of its racist agenda.
By
Haggai Matar
June 30, 2021
The transformative legacy of Mr. Status Quo
Benjamin Netanyahu made everybody believe there could never be an alternative to the so-called 'status quo.' His departure should serve as a reminder that one always exists.
By
Noam Sheizaf
June 13, 2021
Israel’s likely new government, explained
Netanyahu may be heading out, but his former allies and right-wing policies are still very much in.
By
Haggai Matar
June 1, 2021
Israel chooses violence
From the repression in Sheikh Jarrah to the bombing of Gaza, the Israeli government has opted to escalate its brutality toward Palestinians.
By
Haggai Matar
May 10, 2021
Tel Aviv University faculty condemn deal with settlement medical school
The deal will allow students from Ariel University to do clinical work in TAU's affiliated hospitals. 'We're being forced to support the occupation.'
By
Meron Rapoport
January 21, 2021
‘The moment a worker is sick, they throw him to the checkpoint like a dog’
Palestinian laborers suspected of having coronavirus are being dropped off at a West Bank checkpoint with no regard for their health or safety.
By
Suha Arraf
March 24, 2020
‘A virus that doesn’t respect borders’: Life under lockdown in Bethlehem
With the outbreak of COVID-19 in Bethlehem, an Israeli-imposed lockdown has left the city's streets and stores deserted at the height of tourist season.
By
Judith Sudilovsky
March 10, 2020
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