Breaking ranks
A new report by leftist NGO Breaking the Silence contains troubling excerpts of interviews with 60 soldiers who fought in the Gaza War last summer.
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Diary of A Hunger Strike: Day 6
Adi and his friend Asher have been sitting on hunger strike on Rabin Square since Sunday 3rd May 2015.
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A government of Rabbis, Rightists, and a Reformer
What can we expect from the new coalition of 61 that Prime Minister Netanyahu cobbled together at the last minute?
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Diary of A Hunger Strike: Day 5
Adi and his friend Asher have been sitting on hunger strike on Rabin Square since Sunday 3rd May 2015.
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Days of rage and race
We discuss the video of Israeli police officers assaulting a kid of Ethiopian descent in IDF uniform, which unleashed a wave of angry race protests.
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Diary of A Hunger Strike: Day 4
Adi and his friend Asher have been sitting on hunger strike on Rabin Square since Sunday 3rd May 2015.
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Will Judaism survive Israel?
Tomer Persico’s Haaretz essay insists that the growing dichotomy between Judaism and democracy in Israel is “one disaster that Judaism will not survive.”
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The wages of boycott
A recent Supreme Court decision upholds a law that makes Israelis liable for business damages caused by boycotting.
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Application denied: The futility of seeking asylum in Israel
Over 5,500 Africans have applied for asylum in Israel and only four of them have been granted refugee status – most are rejected within 24 hours.
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