Yoel Marcus News Today

Israeli politicians can’t agree on what to do after the fighting is over. Nor can the people

MIDDLE ISRAEL: As it turns 18, the trauma’s deployment by the judiciary’s enemies is denialist, selective, and dishonest.

The fabricated antisemitic tract Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which describe a purported Jewish plot for global domination and were first published 120 years ago, can be found all over the Arab and Muslim world. This report explores their use in Arabic, Farsi, Turkish, and Urdu.

Moshe Bar-Asher has brought the Academy of the Hebrew Language to the street with popular input and viral campaigns. But plans for a new home to crown his vision remain unrealized

Law professor Pnina Lahav’s forthcoming book ‘The Only Woman in the Room’ explores Meir in the context of her struggles to receive recognition.

This is an abbreviated version of a column published on May 14, 1982, published following the death of Yoel Marcus, a veteran Haaretz journalist. If all the talk, rumors

Yoel Marcus, 'one of the greatest commentators in the history of Hebrew journalism,' has worked as a reporter for more than 60 years and revealed plans for an Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza

Yoel Marcus wrote about politics as a play whose actors were the prime minister, the other ministers, the American ambassador, the chief of staff – now lionizing his protagonists, now lampooning them