Can Americans learn to stand against wildly unpopular policies from Israelis?
Within the last few weeks, citizens in Israel and the republic of Georgia took to the streets and successfully stopped wildly unpopular actions by their governments.
Within the last few weeks, citizens in Israel and the republic of Georgia took to the streets and successfully stopped wildly unpopular actions by their governments.
The brief indirect exchange of statements between President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu demonstrates how dangerously delusional Netanyahu has become.
Israel is facing the greatest danger since its inception—not from any regional adversarial power but from within, led by a largely corrupt cast of political characters and shepherded by a criminal who is willing to destroy the country only to escape justice.
Just this week, elite fighter pilots of the Israeli Air Force’s 69th squadron refused to attend training.
During the 55 years of occupation, Israeli and Palestinian leaders subjected four generations of youth to the same horrifyingly misguided fate as their fathers and even grandfathers.
Israel has always been touted as America’s most reliable friend in the Middle East, a bastion of democracy in a region dominated by autocracies.
For the past 75 years, the Palestinians have raised four generations of aspiring youth.
Successive Israeli governments have been raising generations of warriors, poisoning their minds in the military and in schools.
For the past four decades, I have been a keen observer of Israel. I taught scores of courses and wrote several books and hundreds of articles and essays, featuring the country’s uniqueness.

In the search for a solution to the Israel-Hamas conflict, one has to look at their reality and identify the elements that sustain their conflict, and those that maintain their wide range of cooperation regardless of their adversarial relationship.
We don’t take press releases or official statements as the final word. Digging in to get the whole story takes time and resources.