Israeli politics
A schism in the ḥaredi parties.
A canard about Netanyahu.
The controversial new law has been reviled as “an assassination of democracy” and a subversion of the founding principles of the Jewish state. It’s neither.
Arab leaders fear the nation-state law will impede their decades-long effort to erode Israel’s Jewish identity.
Unpopular and unbeatable.
A defense of the law from one of its critics.
Whatever its flaws, it’s not one bit undemocratic.
A restraint on a runaway judiciary.
Necessary for preserving Israel’s Jewish and democratic character.
A proposal to outlaw the filming of Israeli soldiers.
Some positive signs.
No amount of economic pressure will make Israelis risk the lives of their children.
If he’s as bad as they say, why can’t they organize to defeat him?
Taking stock of a man of moderation.
