Forging a New Way for Israel?s Labor Party
In a stunning rejection of the status quo, nearly 2/3 of the eligible members in Israel?s Labor Party chose a new leader. By a slim
November 21, 2005
In a stunning rejection of the status quo, nearly 2/3 of the eligible members in Israel?s Labor Party chose a new leader. By a slim
By Brad Rothschild I recently asked an Israeli friend why he felt it was important for Jews outside of Israel to have a Jewish identity.
By Jerry Goodman Primaries for the Israel Labor Party leadership, originally due to be held on June 28th, have been rescheduled for November 8th. The
Labor Zionism began as a secular and socialist movement. It now calls itself social-democratic. Its Zionism is still secular, although many of its adherents are
By UPZ Staff UPZ Student Leadership Conference September 16-18, 2005 This September 16-18 the Union of Progressive Zionists (UPZ) ? a not-for-profit student organization advocating
By Amnon Hadary My eldest son, Oren, and my father, Gershon, died a mere six years apart and are buried not far
By Norman Gelman Most Zionists are well aware that the United Nations General Assembly and the UN Commission on Human Rights are hotbeds of anti-Israel
By Avi Melamed These are dramatic traumatic days we are going through. Yet, it is still important to maintain a broad perspective. Though we, the
Scenes of IDF soldiers removing Gazan settlers bring new meaning to the rallying cry: ?Support Israel as the only democracy in the Middle East.? Despite
By Cary Sperling As is well-known, lavish bar and bat mitzvah celebrations have become the norm in the lives of many American Jews. One Long
