Left wing israel
Who is Gadi Taub , the Labor prince who became the Israeli Left’s fiercest critic?
The historian, author and podcaster on his political journey, why he still backs Netanyahu, and what he calls the Left's "license to fabricate narratives".
Almost half of Israelis support tougher sanctions, pressure to promote haredi conscription - poll
Israel’s biggest threats demand unity, not partisan warfare - opinion
Independence Day and the new reality - opinion
Israeli building in E1 will thwart Palestinian state, NGOs tell IDF
'Israeli construction on E1 harms Palestine’s future growth potential and therefore closes the door to the possibility of a peace agreement,' architect Uri Reicher told the Civil Administration.
IDF to hold hearing on contentious E1 settler building project
Left wing organizations, as well as the international community, see the project as harmful to Palestinians, while the right sees it as a security insurance policy.
Changing ideologies: Three people who changed their worldview
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: It could be a former socialist hippie who became a venture capitalist, a haredi woman who became a fashion mogul, or the son of a Hamas terrorist who became a Zionist.
Politics of guilt: Why does the Left oppose 'occupation' - opinion
Although many in the international community promote a two-state-solution and ending the occupation, they are oblivious to the danger this poses to Israel.
Bennett, Shaked security levels raised to 2nd highest amid death threats
Labor Party chairwoman Merav Michaeli: "[Netanyahu's] hatred is the main reason why I have always refused to sit with him and why I am so committed to replacing him."
The Left, Hamas are boosting Netanyahu - opinion
In a perverse way, the whole scenario boosts Netanyahu and his the-whole-world-hates-us enablers – from Hamas’s bombing to the Left’s bashing to the antisemites’ bullying.
When did a left-wing government become a danger? - opinion
Today, the demonization and bad-mouthing of the leftists/liberals/socialists is undoubtedly much more widespread than several decades ago.
The Left should insist on an Arab minister - opinion
When we go out to the polls again, be it in 2021 or 2025, the Center-Left will still need to face the Arab public and convince them to vote and to give them their support.
The Left, Right are both correct and wrong about Israel - opinion
No one narrative is fully correct, and the truth (whatever it may be) will often upset the partisans among us. So let’s try to set the record straight (or further complicate it) on a few issues.
Is Israel's Left really dead? Political analyst: Resurgence on the way
The Jerusalem Post Podcast, Episode 8
