Hilik Bar
Stop the abuse of Gal Hirsch
A useful wind from the East
Time for a strong, genuine and united opposition
The future of Arab east Jerusalem: Between Labor’s plan and Ramon’s plan
We should not create a vacuum over which Hamas will assume control.
Who’s afraid of a minimum wage revolution (and who’s not)?
The reason for the minimum wage increasing twice as much in the US as in Israel is not only to actions of the current Obama administration, but also those of the previous government.
There’s no need for a ‘Jewish state’ law
Netanyahu’s bill is no more than a cynical ploy to mobilize his base.
Recognizing a Palestinian state
“Mr. Prime Minister,” I said to Netanyahu in the Knesset chamber, “Israel needs to be the first to recognize the Palestinian state at the UN.”
A Palestinian state can only emerge from negotiations
If my friends Zehava Gal-On, Tal Harris or Avrum Burg think that the Swedish or British parliaments can play the role of the Israeli government, then they are wasting their time.
Jerusalem Day and recognition
The key to international recognition is another recognition: mutual recognition between Israel and the Palestinians.
A common destiny: Strengthening relations between Israel and Europe
Last week, 24 leading European parliamentarians demonstrated in Poland that Israel does indeed have many friends in Europe.
Can Netanyahu cross the Rubicon?
Things do look bleak, but there are reasons to be hopeful.
An obligation to try again for peace
I firmly believe that when the leaderships of Israel and the Palestinians are composed of the right people, and they decide to make peace happen, peace can be made.
A new breeze of hope
You might hear it argued that there is no partner for peace. This has become the pro forma response of the Netanyahu government in relation to the Palestinians.
