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Israel Completely Misses the Point in the Genocide Debate
Israel did not commit genocide in Gaza, but the debate about "the Gaza genocide" is not about facts and numbers, but on values and emotion - and Israel does not get it.


Yom Kippur, Responsibility, and the U.S.-Israel Relationship
Where we were wrong on the U.S.-Israel relations and how should we make amends


Pro-Justice, Pro-Security. A New Way to Think About Israel.
We are Pro-Justice, Pro-Security, Pro-Israel. That's what it means.


The Turkish Challenge Could Open a Door for Israel That Is Nearly Closed in Washington
The Turkish expansion across the Middle East poses a challenge to Israel, but also an opportunity to rebuild our alliance with the Democrats


Vinter is Coming: Amcha Israel Is Not Another Unity Party
Ofer Vinter's New Party is Hard-Right, and Presents a Real Danger to the Likud


The Price of Eggs: The New Power Brokers in the Likud are Unions-Turned-Special Interests
(by Rotem Oreg-Kalisky, founder and director of LIBRAEL; all views are his own) Israel needs strong unions. Workers deserve decent wages, collective bargaining, and the ability to defend themselves against powerful employers. For decades organized labor has played an important role in building Israel’s workforce, infrastructure, and economy, and in protecting working people, especially those who are struggling. But there is a point at which legitimate worker power becomes par
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