Combatting ICE as an Expression of Jewish Identity
Even beyond our own experiences of oppression, the Jewish people has carried within us through history a drive to fight injustice in all its forms.
The Ethiopian Community was Victimized by Israel’s Westernization
The struggles of Israel’s Ethiopian community are deeply rooted in their initial absorption by the state into westernized urban centers.
Former Egyptian President Morsi Drops Dead in Egyptian Courtroom
Egypt’s only democratically-elected leader dead from medical neglect and mistreatment in prison.
Maoist Forces Sieze Timurpalli
On May 19, fighters from the People’s Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) seized the town of Timurpalli in the Malkangiri district of Odisha. Laying waste…
The Story of Yusuf Abu-Ghosh
The Leḥi agent is perhaps best remembered for assisting Geula Cohen’s escape from the Jerusalem prison hospital in 1947.
Avitzur/אביצור
A powerful poem from Leḥi fighter Eliyahu Bet-Zuri (English translation to follow the original Hebrew)
Netanyahu Election Commitments Reveal Outdated ‘Zionist’ Logic
The moment Jews have power, we can no longer concern ourselves only with self-preservation. Power must shift our focus from that of an object with a problem to a subject with desires.
Cheney’s Genie Energy Behind Trump Golan Recognition
Washington’s long-standing policy of pressing Israel to withdraw from the Golan was driven by the interests of US oil companies. But due to years of instability in Syria, those interests have shifted.
The Story of Natan Yellin-Mor
Under Gera’s leadership, Leḥi developed a political outlook that applied revolutionary principles to the Jewish people and its struggle for liberation.
There was once a political party
It’s difficult to believe that Israel once offered a political option for voters who would today feel torn between Yamina and the Joint List.