Challenging Paradigms with Sami Awad
byCan Jewish and Palestinian “extremists” be more successful at attaining justice and peace than the Western-backed “moderates” on both sides?
Can Jewish and Palestinian “extremists” be more successful at attaining justice and peace than the Western-backed “moderates” on both sides?
House demolitions, whether directed against Jews or Palestinians, draw the State of Israel deeper into an oppressor role Jews desperately need to break free from.
Celebrating the “Pompeo Doctrine” exposes the deep psychological subjugation of Jewish nationalists to the forces of US empire.
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.
It’s more likely that the statement was based on the Trump administration’s perception of its short term political interests than actually constituting a major long term shift in foreign policy.
Who are the notorious “hilltop youth”? On The Next Stage podcast, Yehuda HaKohen provides a rare glimpse into Israel’s most vilified subculture.
A panel of West Bank residents – two Jews, one Palestinian and a foreign activist – discussing fresh ideas for advancing justice and peace.
After several confrontations between security forces and Jewish teenagers over the last week, it’s clear that both sides need to take a step back in order to halt the cycle of violence.
If the council is serious about safeguarding Jewish life in Samaria and Judea, they would attack the threat at the roots rather than just the branches.
Despite all the posturing and political theater taking place, Israelis should expect a Netanyahu-Gantz government – not because it’s what’s best for the State of Israel but because it’s what Trump wants.