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Why Israel is interfering in Palestinian education (opens the original)
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The school year started in occupied East Jerusalem with the news that 45,000 Palestinian children are now studying a curriculum put together by the Israeli authorities. That is more than a third of the Palestinian students in the occupied territory and almost double the number from the previous year. Meanwhile, Christian schools started the school year with a strike, as many of their teachers who live in the occupied West Bank were not granted permits to enter the city. For the Palestinian popul
What ‘right’ and ‘left’ mean in Israel today (opens the original)
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Palestinian political analyst and researcher from inside Israel. For readers outside Israel, the words “right” and “left” can be misleading when applied to Israeli politics. In Europe or the United States, those labels are usually organised around taxation, welfare, labour, immigration, race, religion and the size of government. Israel has versions of these debates, but they do not structure its party system in the same way. For decades, the Israeli divide has centred on a different set of quest
Mansour Abbas is betting on a Zionist to make Palestinian votes count (opens the original)
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Palestinian political analyst and researcher from inside Israel. When Raam leader Mansour Abbas appeared alongside former Yesh Atid lawmaker Yoav Segalovich this week and announced that Segalovich would run second on the party’s electoral slate, much of the immediate attention went to the obvious novelty: An Israeli Jewish politician, openly Zionist and a former police major-general, running near the top of the list of a conservative Islamist Arab party. That combination is unusual, and it was m
Israel’s religious right is changing the state from within (opens the original)
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Palestinian political analyst and researcher from inside Israel. In Israel, ultra-Orthodox and religious-nationalist forces are wielding growing political influence over questions that reach far beyond their traditional constituencies: gender segregation, religious education, rabbinical authority, the relationship between religious and civil law, and the meaning attached to settlement and territorial control. Their growing influence raises a broader question about religious fundamentalism and st
The old pact between Israel’s government and military has broken down (opens the original)
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Palestinian political analyst and researcher from inside Israel. For most of Israel’s history, disagreements between political leaders and the military remained largely private. Arguments over strategy, timing or risk were real, but they were managed away from the public eye. Citizens saw a country that, whatever its internal tensions, could present a coherent face in wartime. That quiet arrangement has frayed. Nearly three years after the October 7 attacks, open clashes between ministers and se
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