Occupation
How democratic Israelis can win the war against the messianic settler Right - opinion
It is time to wake up and acknowledge that there is no democracy with occupation.
Breaking the individual to break the collective - opinion
Man arrested for waving Palestine flag at joint Jewish-Arab anti-government protest
The EU-ICC assault - opinion
The upside of the occupation's negative impact on Israel's foreign relations -opinion
It may be beneficial to expose the cost of the occupation to make it clear that we can't be part of the enlightened world as an occupying people.
Israel's democracy is under threat from messianic forces in gov't
Benjamin Netanyahu has empowered messianic forces for whom the democratic Israel envisaged by the Zionist forefathers is anathema.
Israel already annexed the West Bank a long time ago - opinion
International critics demonize Israel make a fundamental error in presenting it as evil. Hanlon’s razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
Did Palestinians seek ICJ opinion to restart stalled int'l cases? -expert
Dr. Daphné Richemond-Barak: There is “something strange about the Palestinians using a tool last used 20 years ago. It has a similar question, framing, even similar time of year.”
Israel's Netanyahu blames Bennett, Lapid for ICJ vote
The initiative to seek an advisory opinion was sparked by a report of the UNHRC’s Commission of Inquiry created in May 2021, when Netanyahu was in office
What are possible legal ramifications of an ICJ advisory opinion on Israel?
While ICJ advisory opinions are non-legally binding, experts noted that the documents can have a broad impact.
Palestinians entitled to fight Israel 'by all legitimate means,' ruling Fatah says
The latest call, made during a meeting of the ruling Fatah faction’s Revolutionary Council, came amid an upsurge in violence in the West Bank.
14 Days: Netanyahu chosen
Israeli news highlights from the past two weeks.
PA legitimacy decline puts Palestinian society on collision course - opinion
The internal deterioration of the Palestinian Authority with its decreasing legitimacy in the eyes of the Palestinian people is appearing more like a car with no steering wheel and failing breaks.
Why didn’t human rights groups give Israel’s center-left a break? - analysis
What worries human rights groups and critics in the West the most is an Israeli center-left government that is inclusive of Arabs and which might actually come to an agreement with the Palestinians.
