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A Hopeful Opposition In Israel: FMEP Interviews MK Ayman Odeh

On: January 4, 2016

The path of change inevitably progresses through the formation of new alliances with marginalized populations, and in cultivating the deep conviction that our interests are not conflicting but rather common.Continue Reading

Bibi Forever? My appearance on France 24

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: March 19, 2015

In: Bibi Netanyahu, Elections, Israel

Advertisements In the wake of the election, I was part of a panel on France 24 on Wednesday, discussing the elections and their meaning. Along with me were Michael Cohen of the Century Foundation and representatives of both the Labor and Likud parties. Check it out. Part one is here.Continue Reading

An Early Look at Bibi’s Surprise Victory

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: March 18, 2015

In: Elections, Israel

Advertisements It’s been about six hours since the polls closed in Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has scored a dramatic victory, far outpacing the pre-election and exit polls. The consequences for Israelis, Palestinians, and the rest of the world could be very grave. This surprising result undoubtedly came aboutContinue Reading

Bibi On The Brink

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: March 16, 2015

In: Bibi Netanyahu, Elections, Israel

Advertisements Friends, I have the lead story in today’s edition of The New Republic, an analysis of the Israeli election scheduled for tomorrow, mostly focusing on how badly Netanyahu has screwed up this campaign. I’d appreciate it if my readers would check it out and help us all give MartyContinue Reading