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Gideon Levy

Gideon Levy is a Haaretz columnist and a member of the newspaper's editorial board.

Levy joined Haaretz in 1982, and spent four years as the newspaper's deputy editor. He is the author of the weekly Twilight Zone feature, which covers the Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza over the last 25 years, as well as the writer of political editorials for the newspaper.

Levy was the recipient of the Euro-Med Journalist Prize for 2008; the Leipzig Freedom Prize in 2001; the Israeli Journalists’ Union Prize in 1997; and The Association of Human Rights in Israel Award for 1996.

His new book, The Punishment of Gaza, has just been published by Verso Publishing House in London and New York.
 

Latest Opinion by Gideon Levy
An accounting

Gaza's death toll is enormous and its battle is against a continued occupation - a partial occupation since the disengagement, but an occupation nonetheless.

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To Gaza I did not go

I am a little journalist who partially misappropriates his role and betrays his mission. I run around the south, between the sites of destruction and traumatized residents, but to Gaza I do not go.

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Israel hasn't grown up since the last Gaza war

The Palestinians try three different approaches, weapons, diplomacy and nonviolent resistance, and Israel says no to all three.

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Make-believe election victory

Were Yacimovich and Lapid to speak out now - yes, now, before the election - about the dangers of the occupation, they might lose a few votes, but they would be fulfilling a historic task.

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Na'alin demonstration
Apartheid, by any other name

No, Israel is not an apartheid state, but the occupation in the territories is apartheid.

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Obama the Second

Israel needs a furious and determined American president - that is its last chance to save itself from the curse of the occupation - and the second Obama is expected to have greater self-confidence and be less concerned with considerations of survival than the first Obama.

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Calling all Kahlonites

The level of Israeli politics has already been decided: With Moshe Kahlon as the great promise, need we say more?

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Even Netanyahu is preferable to Lapid

Lapid the statesman is Lapid from television - made up entirely of similes, gimmicks and bullshit.

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Errors and omissions excepted

The headline of a news article last week was misleading. Most Israelis do support an apartheid regime, but only if the occupied territories are annexed; however, most Israelis oppose such annexation.

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To powerfully lead

If Lieberman succeeds, we can begin to say farewell to Israeli democracy.

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Meet the Israelis

One-third of Israelis want to deny Arab citizens the right to vote; about half of Israelis favor a policy of 'transferring' Arabs out of the country; and a majority says there is apartheid here. We need to finally give up on the hope that things will get better.

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For some Israelis, Gazans receive 2,279 calories too many

Who came up with the idea of calculating the caloric intake for 1.5 million people under siege in Gaza?

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Israeli statesmen are the almost-peacemakers

There are outstanding statesmen in Jerusalem - Netanyahu is of course the most outstanding and courageous - who want to make peace so much.

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One big yawn

The elections are going to be boring. They will be boring because no one will do anything new. They are going to be boring because most of the future players are past players.

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In a Web of lies, the newspaper must live

No printed newspaper would rush to publish that Gideon Levy's father collaborated with the Nazis, but such a story recently appeared online.

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Diamonds from Africa, ginger from the settlements

By opposing the marking of products from the settlements, Jerusalem is telling European consumers they should not make a distinction and in this way is exposing all Israeli produce to a boycott.

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The blind artist

Yes, bitter resistance to Israel will always remain, but Israel does not lift a finger to lessen it except to make threats.

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Israel's IDF heroine, a symptom of male chauvinism

A female Israeli soldier kills a terrorist - and the entire country goes wild with excitement over the heroine of the moment.

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The legacy of Golda Meir is more alive than ever

The voice of the woman who was the embodiment of Israeli arrogance emanates from more throats now than it has for a long time.

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How many homelands do the Israelis get to have?

If Israel wants justice for refugees, let us give justice to them all, to all the refugees of this horrible conflict, from Baghdad to Jaffa

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It could be worse

One must also acknowledge the one-quarter-full glass.

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Thank you, Mr. President

We send our thanks from Tel Aviv for saving us, even if it is only from an assault on Iran.

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50 shades of yellow

Most of the media is tainted with 50 shades of yellow, in addition to nationalistic blue-and-white and militaristic brown.

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As little as possible

The most moral army in the world, of the Middle East's only democracy, does not give 20 bereft African migrants imprisoned for a week between the fences of Israel's southern border food.

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If only Israel were South Africa

When comparing the similarities and differences between the occupation regime in the territories and the apartheid regime in South Africa, one must include the endings: There, it is a good one, while here an ending seems so far away.

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