This body may be without legal authority, but it would be able to claim wide public legitimacy and advance Palestinian interests vis-Ć -vis Israel and the rest of the world
Netanyahu is determined to prevent a different regime from emerging in this country, regardless of how many Israelis he puts at risk, or how many Palestinians are killed
The Palestinians have an opportunity to demand from those who wish to represent them to lay down their positions and their visions on the future of Palestine
Why canāt the 350,000 Palestinians of east Jerusalem hold both an Israeli and a Palestinian passport?
While there is a great deal of skepticism regarding whether or not the elections will actually take place, there is already a flurry of action on the ground of initiatives to launch new political parties and jockey for positions within the existing political frameworks
I no longer call myself a Zionist. I donāt know what it means to be a Zionist anymore. Is building settlements in the West BankĀ Zionism? Is building more homes in settlements a Zionist response to Palestinian violence?
It is indeed clear that what is left of the Left is not only small, it is very fragmented
I want my political party to stand for social equality with sufficient safety nets to provide for the weakened sectors of the society
Jerusalem is bi-national, physically undivided, and the most segregated city in the world. Jerusalem is an apartheid city
Our life together in Israel requires us to know each other, to respect each other, and to live and let live without coercion and without violence
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