The Old Left is Dead. Israel Needs a New One.
By Etan N. Nechin
When Israel goes to the polls for a third time in a year, the Labor party might well...
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January 2020
IsraelVotes2019 (2) | Caught between delegitimisation and non-participation in government: the dilemmas of the Arab voter seeking influence in Israel
By Afif Abu Much
Influenced by Netanyahu’s delegitimisation campaign, the Centre-left is making a critical mistake in not reaching out to the...
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September 2019
IsraelVotes2019 (2) | Ayman Odeh has made Jewish-Arab political partnership possible. The centre left should seize the opportunity to win...
By Ron Gerlitz
Ron Gerlitz, the Co-Executive Director of Sikkuy, The Association for Civic Equality in Israel, argues that only a...
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September 2019
Israeli Elections: Five Takeaways
By Hugh Lovatt
Hugh Lovatt believes that had the Joint List stuck together it may have potentially blocked Netanyahu’s path towards...
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April 2019
IsraelVotes2019 | Israel’s Arab citizens and the election
By Eihab Kadah
In a conversation with Fathom, Eihab Kadah, director of research in Arab society in Midgam Consulting and Research...
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April 2019
IsraelVotes2019 | The Accidental Wisdom of Israel’s Maligned Electoral System, Revisited
By Shany Mor
In late 2013 Shany Mor was commissioned to write an article about Israel’s much-criticised proportional electoral system for...
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August 2019
‘Israel needs social cohesion as well as nanotechnology’: an interview with Mike Prashker
By Mike Prashker
While Israel was never the harmonious campfire of legend, it is now an extremely crowded, contested and combustible...
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October 2018
Israel70 | Young Voices: Israel's Arabs should be in Israel's government
By Tal Harris
Tal Harris is the spokesperson of MK Amir Peretz and a PhD candidate in sociology on urban migration...
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April 2018
Mamlakhtiyut, peace and the dangerous rise of populism: In memory of Shimon Peres
By Amir Peretz
Amir Peretz is a Member of Knesset (Labor Party), former defence minister and former minister for the protection...
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Winter 2016
Everyday Binationality in Jaffa: an interview with Daniel Monterescu
By Daniel Monterescu
Daniel Monterescu is the author of Jaffa Shared and Shattered: Contrived Coexistence in Israel / Palestine.[1] An anthropologist...
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Winter 2016
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Progressive except for Jews (PEJs): The Australian Greens and the 7 October Hamas Death Squad Massacre
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The Holocaust and Inherited Memory: How we Remember in the 21st Century
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