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Since 2014 twenty-seven states have adopted laws that aim to discourage boycotts of Israel. At stake is our First Amendment right to protest state policies.
Radhika Sainath
The government’s new Nation State Law codifies prejudice, but therein lies a silver lining.
Odeh Bisharat
But it is increasingly difficult to question Israel’s policies without accusations of anti-Semitism.
David R. K. Adler
War is almost always a choice, a madness we go along with.
Oded Na’aman
In Israel and Palestine, two states are still better than one.
Assaf Sharon
It is becoming impossible to ignore the growing theocratic elements in a nation that sees itself as the only democracy in the Middle East.
Elad Uzan
The legacy of the Gaza flotilla incident, five years later.
Itamar Mann
Rebranding their party as "center-left," Israel's labor leaders distance themselves from the
Omri Boehm
Serving in the Israeli army as a foreign volunteer.
J. A. Bernstein
“Reports of the demise of Israeli-U.S. relations are not only premature, they’re just wrong.” It is hard to disagree.
Simon Waxman
Can Israel Be Both Jewish and Democratic?
On July 19 I joined a licensed march in Haifa against the Gaza war.
Noam Chayut
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