Israel
Palestinian Mail Finally Allowed Into West Bank After Eight-Year Delay
Israel controlled all Palestinian mail until an agreement last year, and would frequently hold up packages for screening.
These Women Of Color Are Poised To Make History In Congress. But What Does It Mean For Israel?
Rather than piling on these young women of color with their historic victories, we should recognize our own community’s struggles regarding Israel.
Jewish Democratic Group Slams Michigan Candidate’s Vow To Cut Israeli Military Aid
“So much is about, ‘let’s choose a side,’” she said. “I am for making sure that every single person there has every right to thrive.”
Don’t Let BDS On Campus Scare You Away
The impact of BDS — and its professed anti-Semitic undertones — on a student is highly individualized, both to the student and to the campus.
Love Israel? These 21 Colleges Are For You
These universities have lots of Israel clubs and academic opportunities, and are largely free from BDS activity. Is your school on the list?
Was It A ‘Mistake’ When Israel Banned Me, Bibi?
Beinart’s airport ordeal of being questioned is part of a series of events that have been taking place this summer at Israel’s entry borders.
Just What Is Israel Afraid Of — Why Detain Critics At The Airport?
When the Netanyahu government treats journalists and activists like potential terrorists at the border, how does that make anyone safer?
I Was The First Woman Ordained In Israel. Of Course Israel Needs Liberal Judaism
Israelis are coming to our Reform centers and synagogues to seek community, prayer and social action, but mostly to celebrate life.
Peter Beinart: I Was Detained At Ben Gurion Airport Because Of My Beliefs
By detaining me, the Israeli government reminded us that if we want to be proud of our future, we’ll have to fight for it.
How A ‘Misunderstanding’ Led To Death And Destruction In Gaza
All we can do in Gaza and Israel is refuse to be blinded by the narratives on both sides and see the truth for what it is
