Israel70 | Towards a new model for religion and state in Israel
By Ruth Calderon
Dr Ruth Calderon is the former Deputy Speaker of the Knesset and MK for the Yesh Atid party....
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June 2018
Book Review | Enemies and Neighbours; Arabs and Jews in Palestine and Israel, 1917-2017
By Asher Susser
Ian Black has written a very well-researched, comprehensive and insightful survey of a century of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, from...
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June 2018
Israel70 | Young Voices: Zionism is now obligated to build bridges in culture, education and faith
By Yaniv Yitshak
Yaniv Yitshak lives with his wife Hadassah and their two children in the community of Yerucham where he...
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June 2018
Israel 70 | Young Voices: Can Jerusalem become a capital of tolerance?
By Michal Shilor
Michal Shilor believes Jerusalem should be known as ‘the tolerance capital of the world.’ She works at the...
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June 2018
Israel70 | Young Voices: Reading Herzl’s Altneuland in 2018
By Asaf Yusufov
Asaf Yusufov is a former counsellor and manager at Tel Aviv’s Barnoar (an LGBTQ Youth Club) and is...
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June 2018
Israel70 | Young Voices: Involving Arabs in political decision-making is right in principle and vital for Israel’s social cohesion
By Nasreen Hadad Haj-Yahya
Nasreen Hadad Haj-Yahya is Director of the Israel Democracy Institute’s Arab-Jewish Relations Programme. She argues that as the...
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June 2018
Israel70 | Young Voices: Pipeline diplomacy and the emerging East-Med Region: a huge opportunity for Israel
By Elai Rettig
Elai Rettig is a PhD candidate at the School of Political Science in the University of Haifa, a...
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June 2018
Israel70 | Young Voices: We must heal our divisions to redeem the world
By Daniel HaLevi
Daniel HaLevi is the director of a pre-military academy. He suggests that a guide to Israel’s best future...
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June 2018
Israel70 | Young Voices: The Israeli centre must seize the future
By Yair Zivan
Yair Zivan is Foreign Affairs Advisor to Yesh Atid Chairperson Yair Lapid. He argues that to answer the...
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June 2018
Israel70 | Amos Oz’s Israel
By Liam Hoare
While Amos Oz’s novels are often read reductively as political allegories, Liam Hoare suggests that Oz’s special subject...
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June 2018
Book Review | Being Kurdish in a Hostile World
By Paul Iddon
Ayub Nuri was born in the wrong place, or so he likes to quip. He comes from Halabja...
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June 2018
Book Review | Days of the Fall: A Reporter's Journey in the Syria and Iraq Wars
By Michael Stephens
An eye witness to some of the most violent episodes in the history of both Iraq and Syria,...
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June 2018
Book Review | In Search of Israel: The history of an idea
By Colin Shindler
The renowned sociologist, Zygmunt Bauman, a refugee from the anti-Semitic campaign in Communist Poland during the 1960s and...
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June 2018
Israel70 | A changing neighbourhood means new security challenges but also new opportunities
By Sima Shine and Ezra Friedman
Sima Shine and Ezra Friedman argue that Israel’s current security environment offers it unique opportunities to secure itself...
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June 2018
Burning money: the urgent need to rethink UNRWA
By Simon Waldman
Dr Simon A. Waldman is the author of Anglo-American Diplomacy and the Palestinian Refugee Problem, 1948-1951. In this opinion piece he...
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June 2018
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