Left wing israel
Israel’s election: Which parties are most likely to keep their promises? - opinion
Israel’s crowded political field leaves voters weighing party leaders, broken promises, and competing priorities.
Promote Jewish diversity within unity – opinion
Israel's real West Bank problem is not settler violence - it is the settlement enterprise - opinion
Who is Gadi Taub , the Labor prince who became the Israeli Left’s fiercest critic?
The left turned its back on Jews, time for a new pro-Israel coalition - opinion
It is hypocritical for Israelis to advocate for the preservation of the Jewish character of the State of Israel while playing the role of progressives as we “tsk tsk.”
Israel's political identity crisis: Right divided, left reevaluating
Israel’s right is moving away from Netanyahu as the left is reevaluating its worldview.
Ahed Tamimi: Showing her true colors - opinion
Tamimi stands for the 21st-century iteration of antisemitic blood libels, Nazism 2.0, and the mendacious manipulation of bleeding hearts everywhere, especially in Israel.
'Left-wing Israelis will burn synagogues,' Beersheba mayoral candidate warns
According to a police complaint, Beersheba Deputy Mayor Shimon Boker used "inciting language" in his ad.
The Palestinian flag should not be a contentious symbol - opinion
In the center of the group were several people holding the black, white, green and red Palestinian flags.
How do we combat all extremism and hate speech in Israel? - opinion
As violent ideology becomes more commonplace, the street expects these views to be exposed more and more by their leaders, leading to a downward spiral of increasingly extremist thoughts.
Israel's fight is not for democracy but for cultural dominance - opinion
For over 100 years, the Zionist Left has been opposing the Zionist Right and struggling to assure it cannot effectively influence the country's social or cultural makeup.
The current protests has created stress lines of the society - opinion
These differences in our society sheds some light on the need for and the wisdom of reform.
From left to right, Israelis are concerned they’ll be harmed by the judicial reform
Israelis from every end of the political spectrum are concerned about what the reforms might bring.
Gadi Taub should celebrate being 'cancelled' - opinion
Taub was informed on Wednesday by the publication, for which he has been writing for more than a decade, that his articles would no longer be welcome.
