Israeli Arabs
More than mere politicking.
Not to mention those South Africans who lived through the real thing.
It could make the difference for him in the next election.
For Jews and for Arabs.
“When Arabs hear the word ‘Shoah,’” Khalid tells me, “they black out. It’s almost like a paralysis. They don’t want to hear another word about it. But they—we—need to.”
Recognizing the inevitability of the Jewish state and negotiating with it for the betterment of their own future.
Is a socially conservative Muslim-Jewish alliance emerging?
Will Arab parties turn away from anti-Zionism and toward their constituents’ everyday concerns?
Why Hamas praised Human Rights Watch.
The Joint List has no place governing a state it wishes to destroy.
Emphasizing Palestinian rather than Israeli identity.
The man behind Temple Mount violence.
For the first time, these politicians may be serious about politics.
The prime minister-designate is poised to invite them into his coalition.
