Tzipi Livni
Why Are So Many Israeli Politicians Backed By Twitter Bots?
A Forward investigation suggests that Twitter bots may be amplifying the message of some top actors in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Europe-Funded Group Boasts About Obtaining Arrest Warrant For Livni
A group funded by the governments of Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland and the Netherlands boasted of campaigning to get an arrest warrant for Tzipi Livni.
Israel Right Winger Says John Kerry Is 100% Right — the Two-State Solution Is Dead
Israeli and Palestinian reactions to John Kerry’s anti-settlement speech fell on political lines.
It’s Krembo Time in Israel!
It’s Krembo season in Israel, when shops carry the winter-only treat made of chocolate, marshmallow cream, and a biscuit.
Tzipi Livni ‘Deeply Disturbed’ By Nazi Salute in Pro-Trump Rally
Former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni called on world leaders to say there is “no place” for Nazis in liberal democracies.
British Police Want To Question Tzipi Livni Over Gaza ‘War Crimes’
Former Foreign Minister MK Tzipi Livni (Zionist Union) received a letter from the British police last Thursday, with an unprecedented summons for questioning regarding a suspicion of involvement in war crimes during Operation Cast Lead in Gaza in 2008.
11 Harvard Law Jewish Colleagues Defend ‘Smelly’ Israel Basher
Eleven Jewish students and recent alumni of the Harvard Law School have signed a letter defending the law student who asked former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni why she is “so smelly.”
Harvard Law Student Sorry for Asking Tzipi Livni ‘Smelly’ Question
The head of a student group at Harvard Law School has apologized for asking Israeli lawmaker Tzipi Livni, “How is it that you are so smelly?”
What To Do When Media Shows Bias Against Israel
For Israel and those who wish to defend it against false reporting, there are better and worse ways to take a stand, Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler explains.
Trouble Ahead for Bibi. Plus: Why Herzog Lost
Netanyahu’s last-minute outcry to save Israel from Arab votes arguably won him the election. But it opened a deep rift in society that will take ages to heal, J.J. Goldberg writes.
