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Israeli Arabs deserve better representation (opens the original)
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Israel’s Central Elections Committee voted on Sept. 23 to bar all Arab parties from the Oct. 27 elections: the Joint List made up of the Hadash, Ta’al and Balad factions, and Mansour Abbas’s Ra’am. The decision still has to go to the Supreme Court, which is expected to overturn it because the legal threshold for disqualifying a party is very high. The court will also rule on the disqualification of some individual candidates, and there the outcome may be different. About one-fifth of Israel’s po
The case for a nation that knows its borders (opens the original)
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(JNS) — Israel issued tenders last week for 1,234 housing units in E1, the strategically located area between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim. The project is part of a larger plan for roughly 3,400 homes. Ma’ale Adumim is already a large Israeli city, sitting immediately east of Jerusalem. E1 is the territory between the two cities. Building there would strengthen the physical connection between Ma’ale Adumim and Jerusalem and turn what has essentially been a gap on the map into a developed urban co
The case for a nation that knows its borders (opens the original)
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Israel issued tenders last week for 1,234 housing units in E1, the strategically located area between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim. The project is part of a larger plan for roughly 3,400 homes. Ma’ale Adumim is already a large Israeli city, sitting immediately east of Jerusalem. E1 is the territory between the two cities. Building there would strengthen the physical connection between Ma’ale Adumim and Jerusalem, and turn what has essentially been a gap on the map into a developed urban corridor.
How Qatar helped create today’s socialist movement (opens the original)
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The rise of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) raises questions that go beyond ordinary left-right politics. Its membership has ballooned from a few thousand before 2016 to more than 120,000 today, with successes in city halls and Congress. It represents one of the most remarkable political shifts in recent memory. The standard story explains this rapid rise as based on economic frustration: crushing student debt, stagnant wages and a broad exhaustion with the status quo. Those explanati
Bridging the sacred and the shield (opens the original)
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Israel is facing a critical shortage of soldiers. This is a reality that everyone in the country is feeling. The military reports a deficit of about 12,000 troops in its regular forces alone. Meanwhile, reservists who used to serve a few weeks a year are now spending 80 to 100 days a year in uniform. Many combat reservists, especially tank crews, infantrymen and border defense forces, have logged over six months of active duty within a single 12-month period. In the middle of this crisis is Isra
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