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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The progressive camp in Israel has been trying for years to find its way back to the corridors of power and influence. So far unsuccessfully. Those seeking ways for change often wonder whether the solution to Israel’s problems will emerge from outside, for example driven by international action. Or if […]
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The Abraham Accords that were signed recently between Israel, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) can be equalled to a tip of an iceberg: much more is laying beneath the surface. These accords were signed only in September 2020, but they build upon two decades of diplomatic work, communications […]
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To understand Israel properly, one must get to know the political right, its characteristics, components, and the changes it has undergone in recent years. The right has been in power since 1977, save for the brief terms of Yitzhak Rabin (1974–77, 1992–95) and Ehud Barak (1999-2001) as prime ministers. It […]
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if Netanyahu wins again, they are not even going to be the largest party in the opposition.
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The Trump administration may not have yet formally unveiled its peace plan, but it is already moving to reshape the traditional realities.
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As a European but also as a Social Democrat I can only join the Jewish people in celebrating the 70th anniversary of the creation of the State of Israel.
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Europe can play a constructive role but it requires a clear-sighted grasp of the reality on the ground.
Read MoreHow should the EU deal with Gaza? Aid is not the solution and Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is not an overnight occurrence.
Read MoreThe current perpetual stalemate in Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, coupled with the tumultuous state of the Middle East region, has had and will continue to have a deep impact on the welfare of Israeli society. Settlement activities encompass a variety of costs, direct and indirect, visible and hidden. In our […]
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