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The real danger of Natalie Portman
Israeli leaders are relentlessly hammering home the idea that the kind of political dissent displayed by Natalie Portman is foreign. And dissenters, by definition, are not real Israelis. When Natalie Portman announced that she would not attend the lucrative Genesis Prize ceremony because she opposes Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who was to present the prize to…
By
Dahlia Scheindlin
April 24, 2018
What the West gets wrong on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Netanyahu’s oft-heard statements asking the Palestinians to prove they want peace reveals a fundamental disconnect in the Western world’s approach to the conflict: Israelis want peace, but Palestinians are struggling for freedom. By Mitchell Plitnick On April 21, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Palestinians must prove that they want peace. “I think…
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+972 Magazine
May 5, 2017
New Jewish network launches worldwide initiative against occupation
Group seeks to ‘reclaim Jewish identity,’ raise a global Jewish voice to ‘challenge Israel’s destructive policies.’ A new international network of Jewish groups and individuals committed to justice in Palestine released a statement over the weekend calling for an end to the killing and an end the occupation. The network, which first met over the summer…
By
Mairav Zonszein
October 18, 2015
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WATCH: Mitt Romney says two-state solution is ‘unthinkable’
In the video below, Mitt Romney implies that the two-state solution is dead, and after essentially stating that all Muslims in the Middle East are a threat to Israel, sums up his foreign policy strategy with “hope that ultimately, somehow, something will happen and resolve it.” Oh, and he also thinks the West Bank borders…
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Mairav Zonszein
September 18, 2012
Response to Scheindlin: Erasing Palestinian history
A response to Dahlia Scheindlin’s piece about Mahmoud Abbas’ comments on ethnic cleansing in Jerusalem. I am going to have to totally disagree with my colleague Dahlia Scheindlin on her piece, Response to Abbas: we’ll be together in Jerusalem forever. Although I am also ignorant of the speech Abu Mazen gave in Qatar, except for…
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Omar H. Rahman
February 28, 2012
Gender soccer face-off mimics the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
If men and women can’t share a field in a simple soccer game, it’s no surprise that compromise in the conflict remains elusive. By Liv Halperin It all started on a local soccer field, in a neighborhood of south Tel Aviv. My amateur girls’ team – motivated women in their 20s and 30s – had…
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+972 Magazine
February 27, 2012
Celebrity-cum-politician Yair Lapid poised to prolong Mideast conflict
Yair Lapid, the celebrity-cum-politician du jour, has generated a sort of nervous excitement within the center-left that Lapid will somehow be the key to returning a center-left coalition to power, as if that coalition is the magical key to conflict transformation. But Lapid doesn’t seem to offer anything by way of a breakthrough. Haaretz reported…
By
Dahlia Scheindlin
February 3, 2012
Photo essay: The symmetry of an asymmetrical conflict
2011 is drawing to a close and it has been a year full of expectation and suspense regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. I admit that I thought it was a year in which significant things might change. But after a weekend trip to some of the hottest spots in the hot spot, I reflected that a…
By
Dahlia Scheindlin
December 9, 2011
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