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‘Don’t Tell Me I’m Not Jewish Enough for Not Believing in a Dictatorship’

Shany Littman | 10.03.2023

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What President Herzog Can Learn From His Father About Fighting Extremists

Ofer Aderet | 15.03.2023

Leader of the far-right Sweden Democrats, Jimmie Akesson, whose party plays a powerful kingmaker role over Sweden's government and drives the WWII historical revisionist campaign

How Israel’s President Was Tricked by Holocaust Revisionism in Sweden

Mikael Nilsson / Opinion | 15.03.2023

Kashi the kid (wearing a striped top), with his family, a short while before being sent to a boarding school in Ben Shemen in central Israel.

'The Jewish People Can't Afford to Be Destroyed in This Way'

Ronen Tal | 15.03.2023

Ultra-Orthodox men demonstrate in Jerusalem. No state can continue to thrive when a third of its citizens are supported by allowances instead of by labor.

Israel Is Facing a Dead End. Is It Time to Split Up?

Meirav Arlosoroff | 15.03.2023

Protests on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv on Saturday.

Israel’s Secular Uprising Is Here

Anshel Pfeffer / Opinion | 15.03.2023

רש"י ציור Rashi Drawing

Am I Really Descended From Rashi?

Elon Gilad | 13.03.2023

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, arrives to speak during the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) policy conference at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Monday, March 2, 2015

AIPAC-affiliated Rabbis Come Out Against Netanyahu's Government

Amir Tibon | 15.03.2023

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, speaks during the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) policy conference at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Monday, March 2, 2015. Netanyahu's plans to lash out at the emerging U.S.-led nuclear deal with Iran in Congress this week will generate nearly as much anger among his opponents at home as at the White House. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg

AIPAC Is No Longer a pro-Israel Organization

Ben Samuels | 15.03.2023

Despite the self-proclaimed piety of so many within it, the government now mirrors the way Jews were treated by the non-Jewish world.

Israel's 'Pious' Ministers Act Like the non-Jews Who Tormented Us

Michael Berenbaum / Opinion | 15.03.2023

Israel's proposed judicial changes would leave women significantly more vulnerable – and with fewer to no routes for recourse.

How Netanyahu's Judicial Coup Targets Women

Anat Thon-Ashkenazy / Opinion | 15.03.2023

Producer Mel Brooks poses for a portrait in his office at The Culver Studios in Culver City, California May 7, 2013.

A Tribute to Mel Brooks, Last of the Jewish Comedy Kings

Adrian Hennigan | 12.03.2023

Those from democratic countries may take the right to protest for granted, says Lena Gaber, pictured here at a demonstration in Jerusalem.

In Israel, We Russians Are Fighting for Democracy – Again

Lena Gaber / Opinion | 15.03.2023

A placard reading 'Dictator' is shown during a protest against the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Rome, Italy

Netanyahu's Roman Holiday || Even His 'Post-fascist' Hosts Couldn't Keep the Protesters Away

Davide Lerner | 15.03.2023

Demonstration against Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich in Washington on Sunday

Hundreds of Israelis, American Jews Protest Smotrich in Washington

Ben Samuels | 13.03.2023

American Israelis protesting at the embassy in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.

U.S.-Israeli Citizens Plea for Intervention Against Netanyahu’s Power Grab

Judy Maltz | 15.03.2023

Pompeo, Netanyahu and Friedman at the Hertog Forum last month.

‘U.S. Conservatives Are Starting to Understand That Israelis Are Lying to Them’

Nettanel Slyomovics | 10.03.2023

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