“They don’t like us. They really don’t like us!”
We discuss some new polls and surveys that underline the mutual dislike and distrust between Israeli Jews and Palestinians.
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Trapped in the Net: Are social networks killing Israeli politics?
We discuss how the internet has changed the face of Israeli politics, and not necessarily for the better.
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And the Lord said to Moses (thought bubble)
We review a new exhibition in Holon that tells the Bible stories in caricatures, and ponder the link between cartoons and Judaism.
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Partition ambition
An economist has proposed slicing Israel up into two states: A progressive, secular state called “Dan” and a benighted, religious state called “Judaea.”
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To be unfruitful: Childlessness among Jewish men
A semi-autobiographical exploration of what it means to be a childless Jewish man today, in Israel and beyond.
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If I Divide Thee, O Jerusalem…
A shocking new poll shows that 56 percent of Israelis wish to transfer Arab majority neighborhoods in Jerusalem to the hands of the Palestinian Authority.
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One Palestine complete: When the Conflict became insoluble
A discussion about the period during which two intractably adversarial national movements were formed in Palestine.
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Had Rabin lived…
.. what world would be be living in today? We mark, with sadness, 20 years since the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
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Who really killed Rabin?
Alarming polls show that one third of all Israelis and half of religious Israeli Jews do not believe that Prime Minister Rabin was killed by Yigal Amir.
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The year the Israeli-Arab conflict officially began
How the violent Palestinian uprising of August 1929 was a watershed moment for the Jews and Arabs in Palestine, and for the entire world.
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