As the new Jewish state was taking root in 1948, an estimated 850,000 Jews living in Arab countries were being expelled or fled their homes in those countries

As an ongoing political crisis in Israel precluded formation of a coalition and a government, the Arab vote became increasingly legitimate in the eyes of most Jewish parties, from both the right and the center-left.

Bennett says move will encourage ultra-Orthodox employment as government agrees on proposal after years of political clashes over the issue

On Jewish New Year’s Eve, a critical component in IDF prowess is that Israel is the only democracy in the Middle East American concern over Israel-China ties is one of the many challenges Jerusalem is facing

Robbie Sabel, The Campaign to Delegitimize Israel with the False Charge of Apartheid, 27 August 2009

Yair Lapid’s (now Israeli Foreign Minister) speech in Germany from the train station where the first Jews were sent to Auschwitz, 26 August 2014

How one-sided can you get? It is interesting that since 2015, at the UN General Assembly, there have been 112 resolutions against Israel, 4 on Iran, North Korea 6, Syria 8, zero on China, Venezuela, Libya, etc

Israel Labour Leader Merav Michaeli, now the Minister of Transport and Road Safety; her moving, first speech in the Israeli parliament, The Knesset, in March 2013

The Barak Peace Plan Article about the lost opportunity for peace in 2000, told from the perspective of the last Israeli Labor Prime Minister of Israel, Ehud Barak

See also Dr Einat Wilf’s perceptive article, The Placard Strategy, 1 July 2021