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Netanyahu’s last stand
The ex-prime minister's new autobiography shows how his worldview became the common denominator in Israeli politics. That may also prove his downfall.
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Noam Sheizaf
October 30, 2022
Trump finally drags Israel into his orbit of chaos
The litany of scandals affecting the Trump Administration made relatively little impact on Israel — until this week, when the revelation that classified information he leaked to Russian politicians likely came from Israeli intelligence. By Mitchell Plitnick When the history of this chaotic period is written, people will doubtless be amazed that, not even four…
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May 18, 2017
Lessons from Israel on how to build resistance in the U.S.
American liberals in despair over the presidential election would do well to look at Israel, where setbacks at the ballot box brought left-wingers together and drove them to think bigger. By Matt Duss and Dahlia Scheindlin As the initial shock of the presidential election fades, American progressives are left struggling with disturbing implications beyond the mere…
By
Dahlia Scheindlin
December 7, 2016
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Why Netanyahu can’t just wish Palestine away: Analysis of a failed policy
Instead of earnestly pursuing peace, consecutive Israeli governments have attempted three policies: separating the Palestinians, erasing borders and boundaries, and attempting to change the world’s perception of reality. All three have failed. Since Benjamin Netanyahu began his second term as prime minister in 2009, he has resisted reaching a two-state solution but he also claims…
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Dahlia Scheindlin
July 6, 2015
Why Michael Oren’s diplomatic plan doesn’t hold water
The esteemed historian, former Israeli ambassador to the U.S. and CNN commentator is now back in Israel running for public office, and he has a plan. The problem is it doesn’t align with the facts. By Shemuel Meir It turns out that “spin” isn’t exclusively in the Israel’s prime minister’s domain. Michael Oren, Israel’s former…
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January 14, 2015
Majority of Israeli Jews support bus segregation, survey finds
Surveys by Israeli Democracy Index and Tel Aviv University find that most Israeli Jews prefer separate buses for Jews and Palestinians in the West Bank; one-quarter of Arab respondents support the torching of Jerusalem’s only mixed Jewish-Arab school. As Israel heads into election cycle, a shower of political punditry will yet again distract everyone from…
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Dahlia Scheindlin
December 11, 2014
Now is the time for American Jews to speak up on Israel
As an Israeli in the U.S. I learned that criticizing Israel is not an option for many American Jews. But there is a legitimate way to criticize Israeli policy, and if you care about someone or something you won’t let it go astray. By Abraham Gutman We were sitting in front of a lagoon at…
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August 27, 2014
Israelis in the U.S. urge the Jewish community to take a closer look at Gaza
‘We are reaching out to you because we want to re-examine what it means to be pro-Israel or pro-Palestine,’ says a public letter published by Israelis for a Sustainable Future. ‘We argue that these terms might be one and the same.’ A group of Israelis living in the U.S. has published an open letter the…
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Noam Sheizaf
August 21, 2014
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