Ezra Nawi: A Beacon for the Real Left
Nawi had much to teach by his life and example.
Israel
Is Iran Anti-Semitic? The Dangers of a Contemporary Casus Belli
An examination of oft-made criticism by Israel and American Jewish organization.
Fourth Elections in Israel: What’s Next?
Explaining Israel’s debacle, the lack of budget and why Netanyahu is Israel’s future.
Inside Israel: Holocaust survivors plight
This program examines how Holocaust survivors fare in Israel. Did the money from the German government actually end up with the survivors or did it go somewhere else?
Inside Israel: No Budget Hits Students Hard
Israel’s lack of a budget is inevitably having a toll. Israeli children in schools are paying the price.
“Israeli Settlers Make a Living Out of Our Suffering,” Says Palestinian Activist
Ein al-Hilweh, north of the Jordan Valley, is an empty area, where peasants would come for water. It is forbidden for sheep and people to enter the area now by orders of the Israeli Army.
Israel: A Lab for “The New Vaccine Order”? Towards a Second Lockdown?
In the fight against corona virus, when trying to discern in what direction the Western world is going, it is almost always useful to watch the steps taken by Israel, the Zionist State.
Coronavirus: Why the Massive Lockdown?
While it is understandable that we are dealing with a highly infectious problem, there is often little testing and an almost intentional damage to the economy. Independent journalist Joshua Tartakovsky analyzes briefly from Minsk, Belarus, one of the last places to allow for free movement.
What the Israeli Corona Virus Repression Machine Can Tell Us About Where the World is Going
Israel was the first country to block all flights from landing.
Interview: Political Deadlock in Israel
”The political deadlock in Israel is taking its toll on the economy, policies, and society as the current caretaker cabinet is limited in its ability to enact concrete policies. The situation has become so bad that there is a “butter crisis” where shoppers cannot find butter due to an acute butter shortage that has been blamed on Israel’s political deadlock.”