Israel Archives

Internet Round-Up: Who Does #BringBackOurBoys Really Help?

June 19, 2014
By Rachel Gross
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International shock and anger resounded after last week’s kidnapping of three Israeli youths in the West Bank, widely attributed to Hamas and deemed a “despicable...

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World’s Largest Shabbat Tonight in Tel Aviv

June 19, 2014
By Rachel Gross
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Like many Jews, Victoria Kimerling plans to celebrate the end of a long workweek by sitting down to a traditional Shabbat meal. But unlike most traditional Shabbat meals, Kimerling will spend this one with 2,000 of her closest friends.

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Israeli Press: Freest in the Middle East, but Truly Free?

May 16, 2014
By Rachel Gross
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by Rachel E. Gross Freedom House Recently, one of our readers noticed something strange at Washington, DC’s Newseum. Standing in front of the World Press Freedom Map—the...

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Redeeming Haim Hazaz

April 30, 2014
By Sala Levin
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by Darren Pinsker When the Israeli writer Haim Hazaz died in 1973, his reputation was so lofty in the world of modern Hebrew letters that one...

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The Contrition and Confusion of Ari Shavit

February 5, 2014
By jtapper
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How should we view the complicated history of Lydda and what it means for the Israeli-Palestinian peace process?

2014 January-February, World

Opinion // Will Israel and the U.S. Break Up over Iran?

May 30, 2017
By Robert Satloff
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By Robert Satloff Differing approaches to Iran's nuclear program do not bode well for Israel in 2014. Israel begins 2014 facing a truly Dickensian moment—enjoying the best...

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Q&A: Naomi Tsur on Women in Jerusalem Politics

October 24, 2013
By Josh Tapper
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Naomi Tsur spent five years as a third-string deputy to Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, responsible for the ancient city’s urban planning and environmental sustainability files. But...

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Opinion: Gilad Shalit’s Negotiator, Gershon Baskin

October 23, 2013
By Gershon Baskin
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On October 18 we mark two years from the remarkable day when the world waited with great anticipation to see Gilad Shalit stride from captivity...

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Q&A: Middle East Scholar Aaron David Miller on Syria and Israel

October 23, 2013
By Nadine Epstein
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The United States, Russia, China, France and Britain reached a UN Security Council resolution this week to compel Syria to relinquish its chemical weapons stock...

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The New Religious Zionism?

August 2, 2013
By Eli Kavon
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As the Hebrew year 5773 comes to a close, I want to explore the background of the most dramatic event in the Jewish world in...

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Women of the Wall: More Harm Than Good?

July 10, 2013
By Ariella Israel
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My alarm clock rang at 3am. Time to head to the Kotel for the crack of dawn vatikin minyan. My friend had told me that...

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Suicide Bombers Are Spreading False Islam

January 2, 2013
By Sala Levin
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by Aylin Kocaman In October, the Palestine Committee of the Arab Lawyers Union honored a suicide bomber. A law student who entered a restaurant in Israel...

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