Israel is already a bi-national state – a state in which two nationalities reside, Jews and Arabs. The government's best bet is to encourage aliyah from the Diaspora and to better integrate Arab citizens into Israeli society.
by Moshe Arens 14 comments
Better security and paralysis on peace made Israelis lose interest in the Palestinians. It is a mistake to deny the demographic challenge.
by Ari Shavit 43 comments
Outsiders to both Israeli and Arab politics, Israeli Arabs must use their unique position to push for their civil rights.
by Ziyad Abou Habla 1 comments
The U.S. should listen to 2-state skeptics and Oslo opponents who not only occupy important posts, but also represent mainstream Israeli public opinion.
by Amiel Ungar 12 comments
Promotional video distributed in honor of Independence Day presenting timeline of the state lauds achievements large and small, but some very important aspects of history are conspicuously absent.
by Barak Ravid 22 comments
The time has come to replace a process that has led to violence and despair with a new framework based on restorative justice.
by Avraham Burg 16 comments
The idea that settlement numbers have passed a 'red line' and their existence is irreversible is becoming more mainstream. But Israel should beware of being carried away by such self-fulfilling prophecies.
by Sara Hirschhorn 10 comments
Why the renewed conflagration in the firing zones was only a matter of time.
by Salman Masalha 1 comments
It's been 20 years since the failed Oslo Accords. Now is the time for a different, piecemeal approach to reducing the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
by Shlomo Avineri 13 comments
Astrologist Tova Safra consulted the stars to see what the new year holds for the agreement signed by Israel and the Palestinians in 1993.
by Haaretz 3 comments
