Israel after 1967 (I): In New Territory
byWhat were the political, economic and security considerations that drove Israeli policies in the West Bank/Judea & Samaria following the Six Day War?
What were the political, economic and security considerations that drove Israeli policies in the West Bank/Judea & Samaria following the Six Day War?
More Jewishness & Democracy from the River to the Sea can lead to real justice & peace for both peoples.
The surest way to stop foreign powers from pushing balkanization on our country is for Israelis & Palestinians to unite in pursuit of a just alternative.
Likud working to discredit nationalist opposition to the Trump plan is reminiscent of the its behavior during Ariel Sharon’s 2005 Gaza Disengagement.
In addition to complete rejection of the Trump plan and resistance to its implementation, the best political strategy for Israel’s national camp would be to aggressively push for independence from the US.
Washington’s interests in the Semitic region have long demanded the partition of Israel into two separate states, each dependent on US economic and military aid to survive.
To mark the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Menaḥem Froman, please enjoy an English translation of a piece he originally published in Haaretz on July 22, 2005 – less than one month before all Jews were forcibly expelled from the Gaza region.
The alliance’s rejection of the West’s two-state agenda presents an opportunity for Jewish nationalists championing a one state vision.
The lawmaker suggested that Israel instead eliminate individual Hamas leaders.
While the World Bank may know how to measure poverty and unemployment, the solutions it suggests almost always ensure dependency on the imperialist powers.