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Religion and State
Religion and State
Drafting Haredim – Coercion Is Not the Answer
What do we do when an ultra-Orthodox public devout about its faith faces off against another public – one that’s devout about the security of the state?
Antisemitism
Antisemitism
Campus protests must be branded ‘Academic Intifada’
Worldwide, small cells of well-organized, well-funded haters demean academia, reducing a complex conflict to hate-filled slogans.
Middle East
Middle East
How Israel Can Find Its Way Out of Isolation
Articulating a plan for Gaza can help Israel stave off some of the criticism and potentially keep together some of the support that it still has around the world.
Antisemitism
Antisemitism
Surprised by progressives celebrating Oct. 7? Look at how they have treated Iran
Even today, opposition members from Islamic countries who dare to uphold the universal validity of human rights and condemn religious fundamentalism face vehement backlash from certain left-wing intellectuals in the West. Rather than embracing their commitment to human rights, these individuals are slandered as imperialist collaborators, perpetuating Islamophobia
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
ICC prosecutor’s filing may affect Israel’s character as liberal state
The ICC prosecutor’s decision is painful, among other reasons, because it expresses a complete lack of confidence in the Israeli justice system.
Religion and State
Religion and State
Drafting Haredim Is Now an Existential Issue
Before October 7, we thought the IDF could be a ‘small and smart army,’ but reality has cruelly slapped us in the face.
Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Israel is outraged at ‘absurd’ ICC, but for the rest of the world, it’s totally logical
While the Israeli media presents a picture of the war that is focused on Israel – hostages, war casualties, and the IDF operation – the world sees mostly one image: the destruction of Gaza.
