The tone of Israel's last elections, at least as much as the actual results, provided some much needed encouragement for those of us deeply committed to the idea of shaping a more "civil" society in Israel.
Is civility breaking out in Israeli politics?
Israel's elected leaders have a poor track record on civil discourse, but politicians' moderate tones during the election campaign and coalition talks may be a long-awaited harbinger of a less racist, more inclusive language of politics.
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