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‘It’s like living in a mortuary, waiting for someone to bury you’
With Israel isolating the northern Strip, displaced Palestinians in Gaza City are grappling with the immediate perils of starvation and disease.
By
Mahmoud Mushtaha
January 11, 2024
The sad truth behind Israeli ‘happiness’
How can a country that administers constant violence and suffers deep inequalities be ranked the fourth happiest in the world?
By
Asaf Calderon
April 17, 2023
Israel’s economy was Netanyahu’s crown jewel. Can apartheid survive without it?
The prime minister did not foresee that the judicial coup would undermine one of the core elements protecting Israel's apartheid regime.
By
Nimrod Flaschenberg
March 27, 2023
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Israeli high tech’s ‘political awakening’ evades a violent truth
High-tech workers say the new government's plans could harm their sector. But history shows the industry actually thrives off of volatility and violence.
By
Sophia Goodfriend
February 9, 2023
The Palestinian city that mimics its colonizers
The West Bank city of Rawabi illustrates how Palestinian capitalists are trying — and failing — to form a middle class by mirroring Israel's neoliberal policies.
By
Matan Kaminer
August 29, 2021
Carmel fire: the price of the treasury’s policy
The firefighters’ lack of readiness not accidental, but a result of long-term economical policy. Last morning, making my Friday shopping at the local grocery, I heard a woman hissing that we should catch those Arabs who lit the fire on Thursday and burn them alive, like the 40 prison guards cadets. I butted in. “And…
By
Yossi Gurvitz
December 3, 2010
Between the Lines (Oct 13): US cautious about Israel’s Jewishness
The Headlines: Celebrity Politics > All the newspapers open with the rescue of miners in Chile. > The Israeli media has a love-hate relationship with Iranian President Ahmedinijad. They hate the person, but love to cover him. The reporting on his visit to Lebanon, starting today, is reminiscent of the excitement produced by the visit…
By
Roi Maor
October 13, 2010
Oct 12: Netanyahu: freeze in exchange for a Jewish state?
The Headlines: The “Jewish state” demand strikes back > Netanyahu offered the Palestinians an extension of the settlement freeze in return for recognizing Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people. Didn’t he offer them citizenship in return for the same thing, just the other day? It seems like yesterday’s bargain was better. The…
By
Roi Maor
October 12, 2010
Between the Lines (8 Oct): On the loyalty oath and racism
The Headlines: The Dollar declines, Israeli politics sink even lower > The dollar has sharply declined throughout the world. In Israel, the national bank has been trying to stop this development (which would hurt exports and economic growth) by buying huge amounts of foreign currency. Predictably, it is failing to exclude Israel from the global…
By
Roi Maor
October 8, 2010
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