Tal Harris
Pandemic madness may help end the absurdities of office work
A minority govt default for politicians; for citizens it’s great
If Muslim and Christian holidays became public holidays in Israel
Environmental neglect: the big absurd of nationalist politics
Why only ‘unnatural’ deaths?
Let us not wait for a disruption at the scale of two world wars to reconsider this as “natural.” Let every death as a result of climate criminals be followed by international headlines.
What Israel can learn from elections in Senegal
As much as we often like to think of ourselves as part of the West, we continue to share a lot with many emerging economies – even with Africa’s most western country.
How the primaries can help save the world
Since we vote approximately every four years, we refrain from dealing with the most dramatic issues affecting our future.
Expose the Netanyahu-Haniyeh accords
Forget Melania’s outfit: The Trump administration is killing Africa
Tragically, while Africa is the continent which contributes the least to this global deterioration, it is the one suffering the most.
Lessons from South Sudan, for those rushing to deport Eritrean refugees
Since young Abiy Ahmed became prime minister of Ethiopia in April, he has released thousands of political prisoners and removed the state of emergency and media censorship.
Instead of failing to restrain PM, Arab MKs can engage Israeli people
Unlike Martin Luther King, Mahatma Gandhi or Nelson Mandela, the representatives of the Arab citizens of Israel have seats in parliament, as well as public funds for political activity.
For immigrants, too
National service paves a road to social integration
From harassing soccer players to human rights activists
Netanyahu’s government has turned into a sad circus.
