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Weekly Briefing: Politicians confront genocide and democracy as elections loom in Palestine, Israel, and the U.S. (opens the original)
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Jonathan Ofir reports on Naama Lazimi, the Israeli politician Haaretz crowned the left’s rising star. In an attempt to appeal to liberal Israelis, Lazimi dropped Yair Golan’s open calls for starvation in favor of a “political arrangement” that rules out a Palestinian state and a return to formal separation. Lazimi admits she wants no Palestinian state and equivocates on the Gaza genocide, but she still counts as the far left in Israel today. A coalition of Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and rival Fatah c
Weekly Briefing: Voters are breaking with the Israel lobby faster than Washington can catch up (opens the original)
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Voters in Michigan handed pro-Palestinian and anti-establishment candidates 11 out of 16 contested primary races this month, while AIPAC burned through more than $30 million trying and failing to stop Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate run. Tom Perkins reports on what the wins mean for Michigan’s most pro-Palestinian slate of elected officials in the state’s history. In Florida’s 25th district, DSA member and union organizer Oliver Larkin is challenging Jared Moskowitz, one of the most reliably pro-Israel
Weekly Briefing: International law has never recognized a state’s right to exist. Israel is no exception. (opens the original)
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News that Germany’s parliament is advancing legislation to criminalize speech denying Israel’s “right to exist,” with penalties of up to five years in prison. Craig Mokhiber to argues no such right exists in international law, and says the regime’s conduct disqualifies it from the more limited rights states actually hold. At a Toronto-area summit in May, Gad Saad asked a packed hall to shout out the names of the “most degenerate” anti-Zionist Jews, and the crowd obliged. Shiri Pasternak reports
Weekly Briefing: Hamas dissolved its government in Gaza, and Israeli settlers eye West Bank expansion (opens the original)
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Hamas formally dissolved its government in Gaza this week, handing administrative control to a technocratic committee overseen by Trump’s “Board of Peace” and removing what it called Israel’s pretext for delaying reconstruction. Israel immediately dismissed the move and doubled down on a demand for full disarmament, a condition analysts say is designed to be impossible to meet. Tareq Hajjaj reports on why demanding the impossible is the point. The ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran has broken d
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