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Are protesting Israelis really longing for ‘a better democracy for the good of all the people’?

From the blog of Yuval Krausz at The Times of Israel

Arriving in the capital Sunday for a major rally, physicians argue 'reasonableness' law will cause irreversible damage to healthcare system, patients and medical profession

Nedal Eshtayah/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesThe last few weeks in the occupied Palestinian territories have been marked by some of the most extreme violence we’ve seen in recent times.This current wave started on Sunday June 18, when the Israeli government removed many of the existing bureaucratic obstacles for authorizing the construction of new settlements and gave most of the power of approval to Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich–a renowned racist and leader of the settler mov...

In attacks carried out over several days in revenge for the killing of four Israeli settlers by Hamas gunmen, armed mobs marauded through villages, torching homes and cars, cutting power lines and firing weapons.

The recent spate of settler attacks on Palestinian villages in the West Bank is deepening fissures in Israel's right-wing government, with hard-line ministers pushing back on calls by military and security chiefs for a crackdown on Jewish extremists.

Its time we understood that we do not evolve in a vacuum, and realize that divided on the inside, Israel is more vulnerable on the outside - Click the link for more details.

After provocations on the part of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, Minister of National Missions Orit Strook and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, Foreign Minister Eli Cohen was the one to clash this week with the Biden administration.

Benjamin Netanyahu is in no position these days to see his government fall and new elections held because he

According to a report by Channel 12 News reporter Keren Marziano, the main beneficiaries are the haredi parties.