Left wing israel
Israel’s biggest threats demand unity, not partisan warfare - opinion
Israelis must decide whether politics exists to strengthen the country – or whether the country itself will surrender its fate to partisan warfare.
Independence Day and the new reality - opinion
As political pressure mounts, Netanyahu delays controversial haredi draft law - opinion
Dangerous game: Netanyahu risks Israel’s security to save coalition with draft deal - editorial
The revolutionary who changed Israel more than Aharon Barak
The truth is that former Supreme Court President Meir Shamgar in many ways started the judicial activist revolution long before Barak.
Likud: Left-wing activists provide rides for Bedouin voters against law
The Likud Party requested that the head of the Central Elections Committee order the organization and activists to disperse.
Bibi, Right for Israel or Left for disaster
Democratic Union leader Nitzan Horowitz, champion of the Left
Sitting in the Democratic Union campaign offices in Tel Aviv this week, Horowitz sought to explain why the left-wing has been so bereft of power and influence for so long.
The House gets it right on BDS
"A powerful statement demonstrating that an overwhelming bipartisan majority rejects BDS."
Ideological compromises
Larger parties mean less votes that go to waste for parties that do not cross the 3.25% threshold – Zehut and the New Right are two examples from the last election.
Shmuli slams Shaffir, signaling he won't bolt Labor for new left-wing bloc
Blue and White invites him to join
Labor will not be joining left-wing bloc, sources say
The Democratic Union was formed on Thursday by Meretz leader Nitzan Horowitz, former prime minister Ehud Barak and Labor MK Stav Shaffir.
BDS supporter attacked in Tel Aviv, slashed across face
Jonathan Pollak was attacked in Tel Aviv on Sunday and called a 'fu**ing Leftist' – tells 'Post' he doesn't want any 'Jewish privilege.'
Political polarization feeding antisemitism
Both sides are unaware of being biased. Ideological media contributes to each side, forming its own isolated (and distorted) truth.
