Oded Haklai News Today

For the first time in a very long time, a workable path to the long overdue territorial partition can be envisioned.

Haklai, a professor in the department of political studies at Queen’s, arrived in Israel on Oct. 6, excited to reunite with his parents in Jerusalem and attend an academic conference in Be’er Sheva over reading break.

Student groups’ controversial statements are connected to the general discussions about Israel and Jewish issues that are taking place in the classroom

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Oded Haklai introduces the new issue of the journal Israel Studies Review. Thirty years since the signing of the Oslo Accord, ISR offers fresh analyses of what went wrong.  September 13, 2023 wil...

Rioting Israeli settlers in a Palestinian village last week might be a turning point in the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians that observers worry could set alight the occupied West Bank with violence not seen in decades.

Analysts say Likud's outreach to Arabs is aimed at calming fears and keeping turnout low, after several previous elections saw scare campaigns backfire and bring out the voters

Two live webinars (3/31 and 4/7) analyzing the Israeli elections and their meaning for Israel’s future. About this Event With Israelis facing the fourth national election in just two years, and amid a continuing coronavirus pandemic and uncertain economy, voters are fatigued and wondering where the country is headed. The UCLA Y&S Nazarian Center for Israel Studies has two post-election events ( March 31 and Background Israel’s national “unity” government took office in May 2020, led by...