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Unrest in Tunisia and Egypt begins to trickle into Israel
The winds of change blowing across the Mideast appeared to have reached the Jewish State yesterday, as hundreds of politicians and public servants took to the streets of Jerusalem to demand the removal of State Comptroller Micha Lindenstrauss from office. The group of protesters, led by General Yoav Galant, chanted slogans against the Comptroller’s never-ending…
By Ami Kaufman January 28, 2011
Myth of Good Israel vs. Bad Israel: Where were the Left MKs?
Where was “the peace camp” when the Knesset decided to probe human rights NGOs? As the Knesset is passing one undemocratic law after the other, many people ask themselves where is the famous Israeli Left. I have long argued that supporting the two-states solution (as many Israelis say they do) doesn’t necessarily relate to support…
By Noam Sheizaf January 11, 2011
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