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I spent a week watching the Israeli Fox News. Here’s what I learned
Now 14 is a look into the right’s paranoid stream of consciousness, which loathes progressives, loves settlements, and remains loyal to King Bibi.
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Hezbollah couldn’t ask for a better enemy than Israel
Israel and Hezbollah have created a symbiotic relationship that plays into each other's ambitions for political hegemony.
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A letter to the Sydney Festival about Palestine solidarity
When the Festival Board dismissed our objections to Israeli embassy funding, it had no idea of support artists would show for our cause.
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Sara Saleh
Sheikh Jarrah family staves off forced expulsion
The Salhiyeh family's forced eviction by the Jerusalem municipality seemed inevitable, until a last stand saw their expulsion postponed.
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Oren Ziv
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Yuval Abraham
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‘Breaking the ghettos’: The struggle to desegregate Tel Aviv’s schools
The city that brands itself a 'liberal haven' is forcing asylum seekers' children into separate schools. The parents are fighting back.
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Ben Reiff
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Israel’s new secret document still fails to tie Palestinian NGOs to ‘terrorism’
+972 and Local Call have obtained a new report sent to foreign diplomats in a fresh attempt to justify outlawing six Palestinian civil society groups. The document, which is full of unsubstantiated claims, has left Europe's leaders unconvinced.
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Oren Ziv
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Yuval Abraham
January 13, 2022
Gaza’s race against climate breakdown
Amid a deepening climate crisis, Palestinians in Gaza are fighting to salvage their land and livelihoods. But repeated bombardments and an unrelenting blockade are devastating efforts to build climate resilience.
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Khalil Abu Yahia
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Natasha Westheimer
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Mor Gilboa
January 13, 2022
A different vision for keeping New York’s Jews safe
A New York rally conflating the IDF emblem with Jewish identity does nothing to fight antisemitism in the city. True safety comes from building solidarity.
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Leo Ferguson
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Sophie Ellman-Golan
January 12, 2022
Israeli police shattered this Palestinian elder’s bones — and drove away
An elderly Palestinian activist is clinging to life after an Israeli police tow truck ran him over. Such violence could befall any of us in Masafer Yatta.
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Ali Awad
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Awdah Hathaleen
January 11, 2022
West Bank settlements are annexing land in Israel, too
Israel has been giving vast swaths of agricultural land inside the Green Line for small West Bank settlements to profit from for years, documents show.
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Meron Rapoport
January 6, 2022
Haifa’s lost Palestinian bourgeoisie
The story of the Boutagy family exemplifies how urban, middle-class Palestinians struggled to maintain their status in Israel after the Nakba.
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Himmat Zoubi
January 6, 2022
What my son is learning about being Palestinian in the Jewish state
At three Mahmoud realized that Jewish children are given preference, at 13 he understood Arabic was inferior, at 17 he knew he could not live in security. Now he's 18, and my heart trembles whenever he leaves the house.
By
Ayat Abou Shmeiss
January 3, 2022
An evacuated settlement becomes a symbol of Jewish extremism
Amid tensions over the fate of the West Bank outpost of Homesh, settler attacks on Palestinians have surged — often abetted by Israeli security forces.
By
Oren Ziv
January 3, 2022
Carving sumud out of wood
A carpentry workshop is providing Palestinian women in al-Walaja a creative outlet in an agricultural community stifled by Israel’s separation wall.
By
Natalie Alz
December 31, 2021
Is Kahane more mainstream than American Jews will admit?
A new biography explores the American roots of Meir Kahane's far-right ideology — and how the U.S. Jewish establishment embraced his beliefs.
By
Hadas Binyamini
December 30, 2021
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