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Knesset

Taba Mythchief

The "near miss" at Taba is being widely promoted as the natural starting point for future Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy. The only problem, is there was no "near miss."

Commentary

Israel's Endangered Left

Many claim Israel's democracy is under attack. A spate of new laws may prove them right.

The Paradox of Ahmad Tibi, Palestinian and Israeli

Meet the man who is both a Knesset member and the most strident critic of Israeli democracy.

Israel's Internal Tumult

All eyes are on New York and the Palestinian statehood bid. But Israel is showing signs of distress much closer to home.

Blogs

Surrendering Values in Israel

The Knesset clamps down on free speech. Israel loses its monopoly on democracy.

Israel Slides Farther to the Right

Why we should be mourning Ehud Barak's break from the Labor Party.

How to Treat Jonathan Pollard Fairly

Until Israel finds someone spying on them for America, Jonathan Pollard is right where he belongs: in a U.S. prison.

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February 13, 2012