Israeli ‘settlers’ should not have to justify their existence

The Kahanist who embodies the fears and drives roiling beneath the shiny surface of the Start-up Nation is now only an election away from real political power. Will it change him?

Slow but ceaseless movement strategically transforms the human landscape

The author of ‘The Hilltop’ revisits the lands and people Amos Oz confronted in the early 1980s to see how far the West Bank settlements have come, and where they are headed

Debunking the latest claptrap on American policy and Israeli settlements

How the radical rabbi’s ideas and disciples took over Israeli politics, and why it’s dangerous

The company is selectively applying its rules when it comes to Israel and, in the process, undermining its own values

In a new documentary, a secular Tel Avivian moves to the West Bank and provides a curious, humane lens on life in a settlement

The Six-Day War: A documentary film that allows a Jewish extremist to air his views unchallenged depicts something unimaginable before 1967—religious Jewish Zionist settlers living in the West Bank

The consensus that Israel would not withdraw from the entire West Bank was shared by American Presidents for forty years across party lines

David Be’eri runs El’ad, a Jerusalem-based NGO

The Obama administration’s chief diplomat is the man with two brains

Why J Street’s push to revoke tax exemptions for groups supporting Jewish communities in the West Bank is unconstitutional

The long-awaited action was condemned as discriminatory by critics because the EU does not similarly label products from other occupied territories around the world

Knesset member Stav Shaffir goes viral with leftist credo for today’s Israel