Give peace a policy
Former Ambassador to the US Michael Oren challenged Labor leader Isaac Herzog on his policy towards the Palestinians and the peace process.
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This is how women wage peace
The Women Wage Peace group held its official inaugural event last week, a remarkable train-caravan of 700 women to the embattled southern town of Sderot.
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Equality enshrined?
Hilik Bar submitted a bill that would enshrine the language of equality in Israel’s Declaration of Independence as a Basic Law.
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The pall of the poll
Israel’s last elections were in January 2013, and now, it seems, the smoke-filled rooms have spoken: We’ll be heading to the polls again very soon.
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A ‘Likud’ for the Left?
Is it really possible for the entire center-left to join together into a single ‘super-party,’ as the center-right did in 1973 with the formation of’Likud?
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Dodging ‘the second assault’
Miriam Shler discusses the disturbing case of the judge who refused to press charges against her rapist, avoiding what feminists call ‘the second assault.’
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Much a-Jew about nothing
Could the ‘Jewish State’ bill help reaffirm the principle of national self-determination, or could it turn Israel into a discriminatory ethnocracy?
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Coalition crises and stinking maneuvers
We all know the love is gone between Prime Minister Netanyahu and his coalition partners, but just how safe is Bibi?
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Will the elections make any difference at all?
Allison, Don, and Noah try to answer questions about the upcoming Israeli elections.
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