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Antiwar.com Original There hadn’t been much talk of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Nor had there been serious attempts at diplomacy, of Washington brokering a settlement. The reasons were manifold: part apathy, part outrage-exhaustion, part Donald Trump’s intentionally ditching the illusion of America-the-honest-broker and decisively swinging support to one side (Israel), and part Joe Biden’s desire to avoid the controversy of getting embroiled in seemingly hopeless Mideast conflict third-rails. Yet despite increasingly right-wing Israeli intransigence, and American...

Print “King Bibi,” a documentary tracking Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s 40 years of public life through the lens of his appearances in the news media, sold out both times it played at the Jerusalem Film Festival, which closed Sunday. It was an easy sell: Israelis are obsessed by the media and by their long-serving prime minister, who is considered both a wizard of communication and a leader defined by his hatred of the press. For the record: 12:55 PM, Aug. 09, 2018This article states that a video of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been viewed on Facebook and ...

Get email notification for articles from David Rothkopf Follow May. 9, 2021 12:27 PM The problem with narcissistic, anti-democratic, ethno-nationalist, arsonist would-be kings is that the will of the people is not a very big deal for them. Neither, apparently, is the rule of law or historical precedent. Sadly, the acute awareness of this fact is yet another bond shared by the people of Israel and the people of the United States.  Admittedly, Donald Trump, America’s narcissistic anti-democratic ethno-nationalist would-be king only lost the popular vote in two national elections compared to...

El líder del centrista Yesh Atid ha recibido el mandato de intentar formar Gobierno en Israel, tras el fracaso del actual primer ministro. Complicado pero factible.

The Human Factor Review: An Illuminating Look at the Messy, Evolving Middle East Peace Process May 5, 2021 Arriving at an energizing time in American history (the arrival of a new administration looking to reset certain international priorities), Dror Moreh’s The Human Factor, which premiered at a few 2019 fall festivals––a time when Jared Kushner was tasked with solving piece in the Middle East––is an enlightening and engaging look at fragile peace processes the U.S. worked towards since the early ’90s. Israeli director Moreh, whose previous film The Gatekeepers explored his co...