Peace and Violence in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Response – The Scarlet
admin | March 28, 2020
Monica Sager, Scarlet StaffMarch 27, 2020 On February 7, Noor Almaslamani published an article titled A Stateless State?
admin | March 28, 2020
Monica Sager, Scarlet StaffMarch 27, 2020 On February 7, Noor Almaslamani published an article titled A Stateless State?
admin | March 28, 2020
By Jonathan S. Tobin (JNS)It seems like a devastating argument. If Israeli Jews are willing to accept life-saving treatment from Arab doctors, why wont they give their representatives in the Knesset a seat in the countrys government
admin | March 26, 2020
Theres an old Israeli platitude that goes like this: Well take your donations; but until you make the sacrifice to live here, you have no say in our affairs.
admin | March 26, 2020
A rigidly Orthodox party, running for the first time, is the big winner of the World Zionist Congress election held in the United States, according to preliminary results announced on Monday.
admin | March 26, 2020
The two Orthodox lists surged in the U.S.
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admin | March 26, 2020
Some weeks ago I returned from my first AIPAC policy conference and actively tried to evaluate my impressions of the conference that I had been told was just awesome and that I had wanted to attend for years.
admin | March 26, 2020
The political news from Israel really could make you lose your mind right now. A great number of the professionals who are helping Israelis fight the coronavirus pandemic are Palestinian: 18 percent of doctors and 24 percent of nurses and 47 percent of pharmacists, according to Eli Kowaz of the Israel Policy Forum.
admin | March 26, 2020
SARS-CoV-2 (round blue objects) on surface of cultured cells (AKA 2019-nCoV, the virus that causes COVID-19). Image via NIAID-RML NIH Image Gallery Flickr CC BESA Center Perspectives Paper No.
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Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein suspended Knesset activities last week in an effort to prevent the new parliament from voting on his replacement.His decisions have been protested and questioned by civil rights groups as well as the Supreme Court and add to a sense that the current state of emergency is being exploited to erode democratic norms in the State of Israel.Israel has been through numerous emergencies in the past, from the War of Independence, through the Yom Kippur War in 1973 and the Second Intifada in the 2000s.What distinguishes us from other countries in the Middle East is that our democracy has always been non-negotiable.