Nimrod Flaschenberg

Nimrod Flaschenberg is a former parliamentary adviser for the Hadash party. He now studies history in Berlin.

Recent Articles
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Knesset, March 20, 2023. (Marmor/Flash90)
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
Israelis protest against Israel's far-right government, Tel Aviv, January 7, 2023. (Tomer Neuberg/Flash90)
The radicalization of the Israeli elites
In the struggle against the far-right government's plans for total control, Israel's elites could bring the regime to a breaking point.
By Nimrod Flaschenberg February 14, 2023
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