Nissi Peli

Nissi Peli is a writer and an activist at New Profile – The Movement to Demilitarize Israeli Society.

Recent Articles
A mural in Tel Aviv shows a young girl embracing an Israeli soldier, July 21, 2025. (Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)
PHOTOS: How hypermilitarism pervades everyday life in Israel
From the sacred to the mundane, military imagery suffuses the Israeli public sphere — shaping our imagination, desires, and collective identity.
By Nissi Peli April 10, 2026
Memorial stickers at HaShalom railway station, Tel Aviv, September 2025. (Nissi Peli)
How a sticker campaign fueled Israel’s war machine
From lampposts to café windows, portraits of fallen soldiers have saturated public space, binding personal loss to a drive for ‘total victory’ in Gaza.
By Nissi Peli November 12, 2025
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