Apartheid
A voice from apartheid: South Africa's Regent Xami’s calls for indigenous support of Israel
Xami, who lived through South Africa’s apartheid, offered invaluable testimony on the misuse of that term against Israel and the deep sense of kinship many indigenous nations feel toward Jews.
Columbia University denies campus access to activist Mahmoud Khalil over safety concerns
Can boycotts break Israel? Inside 20 years of BDS - from the editor
The Sea: Shai Carmeli-Pollak’s film explores West Bank struggles, wins Ophir Awards - interview
Beitar Illit mayor calls to kick Arab-Israelis, Palestinians out of buses
Rubenstein made his comments against the backdrop of an attempted terror blast on a bus in his West Bank settlement.
Israel slams 'disgraceful' South Africa vote to downgrade diplomatic ties
The action to downgrade both SA's diplomatic ties with Israel and the embassy to the status of a liaison office was already taken one year ago.
South Africa: A tale of two countries
South Africa is a glorious tourist destination, as long as you keep your head on a swivel and watch out for the many, many scams. But it all seems to be teetering.
Barcelona mayor severs ties with twin city of Tel Aviv, citing Israeli ‘apartheid’
Barcelona and Tel Aviv entered the relationship in 1998 - when both cities jointly signed a "twin city" agreement with Gaza City.
UNHRC discriminates against Israel, should send rapporteur home - opinion
Appointing a UNHRC rapporteur to Israel is an outrageous and totally fictitious antisemitic assessment of the relationship between our Arab citizens and residents, and the Jewish Israeli public.
Barcelona City Council are breaching IHRA - Opinion
Barcelona City Council are voting to sever ties with Tel Aviv, claiming Israel is an Apartheid
Rashida Tlaib flies Palestinian flag in office in protest of Israeli ban
Many people have called out Tlaib's post in her comment section, calling her out on her choice of words.
The Israeli-Palestinian fight for Jerusalem's history continues - opinion
What is going on here is not so much a battle over Jerusalem’s history as much as a battle over historical narratives.
Harvard offers fellowship to Israel critic Ken Roth after controversy
Harvard initially vetoed the decision to offer Roth the fellowship, allegedly because of Roth’s 'anti-Israel bias.'
What happened to the South African Yeshiva College Class of 1972?
Most of the boys of the Class of 1972 have remained in close contact through the decades. The closeness forged among these young lads now entering their latter years continues to blossom.
