
Memories of an Israeli Visiting Gaza
A veteran Israeli peace activist reflects on the futility of the violence, and recalls his four visits to Gaza during better times.
A veteran Israeli peace activist reflects on the futility of the violence, and recalls his four visits to Gaza during better times.
Liberal Zionists at World Zionist Congress show support for Israeli democracy protests, and promote progressive resolutions.
,,, academic boycotts are detrimental to the core principles that define the academy, namely the unfettered communication of ideas and the freedom to conduct research without fear of retaliation …
It’s a mistake to conflate a historic grassroots movement, attempting to defend Jews against oppression, with the policies of specific governing coalitions in Israel, however deplorable they may be.
A J Street U leader shares her insights into the obstacles to “change-making discourse” on campus and how to overcome them.
Paul Scham examines how Palestinian Arabs and Israeli Jews interpret specific historical events differently.
Alon Liel contends that the new party he helped create is necessary for Israel’s democratic future.
Israel’s new government threatens to weaken Israel’s democracy and fray U.S.-Israel relations on two fronts: Its proposed overhaul of Israel’s judicial system and its refusal to refrain from settlement expansion.
In the spirit of promoting academic freedom and resisting the forces of politicization and discrimination, Columbia University should continue with its plan to open a global center in Tel Aviv.
Steven Richard Sheffey reviews TTN colleague Eric Alterman’s new book, “We Are Not One: A History of America’s Fight Over Israel.”
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