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Houthi threat opens new regional doors for Israel, but old limits remain (opens the original)
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The turbulence that has gripped the Middle East since Oct. 7 has at times worked to Israel’s advantage. In recent weeks, however, it has produced a growing list of challenges. At the center of the latest crisis is the rapid Houthi advance along Yemen’s Red Sea coast and around the Bab al-Mandab Strait, where the Iran-aligned group has seized Mocha, Perim Island and other strategic positions from forces aligned with Yemen’s internationally recognized government.What might once have looked like an
Israel’s election raises hopes and fears across the Arab world (opens the original)
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“They want Netanyahu to lose,” reads a Likud campaign poster featuring Naim Qassem and Mojtaba Khamenei alongside Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Zohran Mamdani. But a closer examination of discourse across the Middle East, particularly in the Arab world, suggests that many in the region — including countries that maintain formal relations with Israel or engage in covert cooperation with it — are actually yearning for political change in Israel. No Arab leader has spoken openly on the issue, for fear o
The danger of normalizing Palestinian population transfer (opens the original)
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The debate over transfer has existed within the Zionist movement from its inception. Senior figures in the movement gave considerable thought to the possibility of relocating the Arab population from the Land of Israel, usually through economic incentives or agreements with countries near and far. Gaza, identified with the refugee problem, always occupied a central place in the discussion, particularly after Israel took control of it in 1967, when numerous — and unsuccessful — projects were adva
Segalovitz’s Ra’am move tests a new model for Jewish-Arab politics (opens the original)
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Yoav Segalovitz’s move to join Ra’am marks a dramatic precedent in Israeli politics. There have been, and still are, political alliances between Arabs and Jews, but these have generally taken the form of parties built around a shared ideology — particularly the communist movement that served as the political “womb” from which Hadash emerged — or symbolic representation of Arabs in Zionist parties and Jews in anti-Zionist Arab parties such as Balad, usually in low-ranking positions with little ch
Israel’s fate will be decided in the West Bank (opens the original)
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Attitudes toward the Palestinian issue serve as a litmus test for the change Israeli society has undergone since October 7. The profound trauma was seared into the collective consciousness and became the central force shaping thought and action in the country. On the one hand, it gave rise to offensive initiatives and military achievements. On the other, its powerful, unprocessed and unexamined hold has stifled critical thinking and a sober view of reality.Those are now labeled expressions of “p
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