Over the course of the last two decades, amidst the ascendance of nationalist extremism in Israel, the fraudulence charge has grown ever stronger among the Jewish right-wing public.
In India it is the season for rediscovering Gandhi, and everyone from politicians to intellectuals are doing it in their own way.
An open letter about intellectual and artistic spaces being used to quash a side of the debate, to delegitimize voices and valid criticism instead of engaging in much needed intellectual debates.
A walk between two independent art institutions in the east and west of Jerusalem shows us how far society is still fractured in the city, and the role of art in conflict.
The “peace process” is now a useful instrument for Israel to continue its occupation and settlement expansion.
If the Israeli authorities do not recognize the destructive ramifications of its own security rationale, it will not only harm Palestinians but Jewish-Israelis as well.
Nick Cave's fearlessness in visiting darkness makes the light shine brighter.
A complementarity between the anti-semitic desire to get rid of the Jews and the Zionist project of sending all Jews to Palestine seems ignored, for example, by Theresa May.
Two very different parts of Palestine highlight the injustice still inflicted on Arabs by Israel.
The Balfour Declaration shows that sovereignty and security for one group of people can never be achieved at the expense of another.
Gaza's historical sites are under threat of destruction, but courageous young Gazan activists, archaeologists and historians are fighting to protect their heritage.
