A View of Qusra
Today's settler violence in the West Bank can be traced directly to the 2005 disengagement from Gaza.
B’Ivrit │ Kite Threats and Settler Violence amid Election Season
“B’Ivrit: A Hebrew Language Media Roundup” is a monthly look at the news through the eyes of Israeli media consumers.
1. Election season moving into high...
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.
Secrets in Plain Sight
There is an open secret in Israel: Actions that can only be described as ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, also known as Judea &...
Moment Wins Top Honors from Religion News Association
This past weekend Moment magazine won big at the 77th annual Religion News Association conference in Atlanta, GA. Honored with a handful of top awards,...
Jewish Word | Judea and Samaria: A Palimpsest of Sorts
The term “Judea and Samaria” has never been merely a geographic marker and is deeply intertwined with Jewish history.
The Killing of Awdah Hathaleen
An eyewitness account by a Jewish American living in a Palestinian village.
From the Newsletter | Crossing Predictable Fault Lines
We can view this as a call to look outside ourselves and open ourselves up to the perspective of the “other” no matter how impossible that may seem.
Film Review | No Other Land
The documentary about the IDF's forced evictions of Palestinian homes in the West Bank is up for an Oscar.
Samer Sanijlawi Knows Israelis “Better Than They Know Themselves”
If Israelis and Palestinians ever enter into negotiations, East Jerusalemite Palestinian Samer Sanijlawi intends to be part of the talks.
After Abbas: A Special Report
Moment spoke to four analysts about possible scenarios in the post-Abbas era, and examined the legacy of his years of leadership of a fractured, occupied and armed Palestinian body politic.
Breaching the Wall
For many Israelis, TV reporters covering Palestinian affairs offer an increasingly rare glimpse into the world of their Arab neighbors.