Rebuilding Israel’s Utopia
For nearly a century, the Israeli kibbutz represented one of the most celebrated success stories of the twentieth-century socialist left. In this federated network of
May 1, 2012
For nearly a century, the Israeli kibbutz represented one of the most celebrated success stories of the twentieth-century socialist left. In this federated network of
The frame of debate about Israel and Palestine has recently shifted on US campuses. After the publication of “Peace Not Apartheid,” President Jimmy Carter has
The single greatest threat to the State of Israel could very well be American Jews, but not who you might think: Left unarmed with no
This Article originally appeared in Israel Horizons (Summer 2005) a publication of Meretz USA One hundred students, faculty, journalists and other interested parties gathered at
One hundred students, faculty, journalists and other interested parties gathered at Columbia University Thursday night to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Union of Progressive Zionists
Stuart Appelbaum, Jewish Labor Committee President, Addresses the 41st JLC Human Rights Award Dinner Photo by John Clifford, Local 600, Cinematographers Guild, IATSE As
Republican congressman Peter King is moving ahead with his congressional hearings on “The Extent of Radicalization in the American Muslim Community and That Community’s Response.”
A new Zogby International poll shows that 71 percent of Obama backers think the United States should “get tough with Israel” in order to stop
The Conservative movement is roiled in another controversy. This time it isn’t whether women count in a minyan or whether gays can be rabbis but
Iran will be the top foreign policy challenge for the United States in the coming years. The Bush Administration’s policy (insistence on zero enrichment of
