B’Ivrit │ An Innocent Stroll or a Planned Provocation?
Israelis slept with one eye open Saturday night, watching for alerts on their phones. When Trump took to Truth social and called off the attack on Iran, instead of a sigh of relief, the news was met with disappointment.
Opinion | What Americans—Especially Jews—Should Take Away from the Supreme Court’s Immigration Rulings
The majority on the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled to allow history to repeat itself.
B’Ivrit │ How Trump Lost the Israeli Press
The president who was once compared by Israelis to King Cyrus is now described in the press as a false messiah.
Jewish Word | ‘Goyslop’: Down the Hatch!
Goyslop naturally oozed out of this toxic environment, making its first appearance in 2016 on the online forum 4chan, where someone called In-N-Out burgers “greasy goyslop food.”
Opinion | Israel’s Donald Index
What makes it rise and fall?
B’Ivrit │ Israel’s Polling Problem
“B’Ivrit: A Hebrew Language Media Roundup” is a monthly look at the news through the eyes of Israeli media consumers.
1. Jews-only election polling?
It’s election season...
B’Ivrit │ How Israeli Media Is Covering Diaspora Antisemitism, Bibi’s Cancer and More
“B’Ivrit: A Hebrew Language Media Roundup” is a monthly look at the news through the eyes of Israeli media consumers.
1. Watching global antisemitism from Tel...
Military Aid to Israel Now a Defining Issue in Democratic Politics
After the outbreak of the Iran war, the two international leaders might be at odds with how they'd like to continue course.
Wavering Support, Unsure Influence
After the outbreak of the Iran war, the two international leaders might be at odds with how they'd like to continue course.
No Kings, No Bibi
After the outbreak of the Iran war, the two international leaders might be at odds with how they'd like to continue course.
Are Trump and Bibi Reaching a Fork in the Road?
After the outbreak of the Iran war, the two international leaders might be at odds with how they'd like to continue course.
Interview | Saeid Golkar on the Fear and Hope Shaking Iran
U.S.-based political scientist Saeid Golkar, who was born in Iran and received his PhD in there, discusses the situation four days into the war.