Jenin, Palestinian Territories

0 Politics History

Sheri Oz in Future of Jewish · 15 Nov

Sheri Oz argues that the narrative of Palestinian indigeneity and displacement by Jewish settlers is historically inaccurate, asserting Jewish indigeneity in Judea and Samaria.

0 Politics Israel

Netanyahu and far-right ministers do damage control on West Bank vote and Saudi Arabia comments that angered Trump

Grace Gilson in JTA · 24 Oct

Amid backlash from both the Trump administration and the potential Saudi normalization talks, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu navigates domestic and international tensions over a provocative Knesset vote on annexing the West Bank.

0 Food Politics

An Israeli restaurant chain said it closed due to boycotts. Protesters are celebrating.

Hannah Feuer in Forward · 23 Oct

The closure of Shouk, a vegan kosher restaurant chain in Washington, D.C., highlights the complex intersection of food, politics, and cultural identity amid rising tensions from the Israel-Hamas conflict.

0 Politics Israel

The biggest impediment to peace between Israelis and Palestinians has little to do with Gaza

Dan Perry in Forward · 18 Oct

Dan Perry explores the deep-seated issues hindering peace between Israelis and Palestinians, emphasizing that the ongoing violence in the West Bank, particularly against children, continues to fuel distrust and hatred.

0 Politics Communities

Squeezed out in Gaza, PA’s Abbas embraces Israeli peace activists in Ramallah

Steven Davidson in JTA · 10 Oct

In a historic meeting, Israeli and Palestinian peace activists gathered with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah to celebrate a recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

0 Politics Communities

Squeezed out in Gaza, PA’s Abbas embraces Israeli peace activists in Ramallah

Steven Davidson in JTA · 10 Oct

In a historic meeting, Israeli and Palestinian peace activists gathered with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah to celebrate a recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

0 Politics History

It’s a Blessing if the Hostages Go Free and the Bombs Stop

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 6 Oct

Peter Beinart discusses the complex dynamics surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on the potential impacts of the Trump plan on the Gaza Strip.

0 Literature Politics

This Israeli dystopian novel is becoming the Jewish state's reality

Sruli Fruchter in Forward · 26 Sep

Yishai Sarid's dystopian novel, "The Third Temple," offers a grim vision of an authoritarian Israel governed by a corrupt monarchy and religious fanatics, drawing unsettling parallels with current Israeli politics under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

0 Politics Israel

This Week in Canada: Hamas Says, ‘Thank You, Mark Carney’

Rupa Subramanya in The Free Press · 23 Sep

In a surprising political move, Canada, along with the UK and Australia, has recognized Palestinian statehood despite the Palestinian Authority not fulfilling promised reforms.

0 Politics History

Palestinian Authority arrests suspect in 1982 attack on Paris Jewish restaurant

Grace Gilson in JTA · 19 Sep

French President Emmanuel Macron announced the arrest of Hicham Harb, a suspect in the 1982 antisemitic terror attack on Chez Jo Goldenberg, a Jewish restaurant in Paris.

0 Politics Television/Film

Drama about Palestinian boy is Israel’s Oscar entry amid Hollywood boycott of Israeli film institutions

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 17 Sep

The film "The Sea," an Arabic-language drama about a Palestinian boy, has been selected as Israel's entry for the Best International Feature at the upcoming Academy Awards.

0 Politics History

As the UN General Assembly meets this week, they’ll have a vocal new critic: Linda Frum

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 8 Sep

Linda Frum, newly appointed chair of UN Watch, discusses her concerns over the UN's alleged anti-Israel bias and the potential dangers of countries, including Canada, recognizing Palestinian statehood.

0 Politics Israel

The Truth About Palestinians

Emes Ve-Emunah · 5 Sep

Secretary of State Marco Rubio's recent decision to ban Palestinian Authority officials from entering the US for the UN General Assembly meeting has sparked controversy, drawing comparisons to Trump's earlier travel bans.

0 Politics Israel

The Truth About Palestinians

Emes Ve-Emunah · 5 Sep

Secretary of State Marco Rubio's recent decision to ban Palestinian Authority officials from entering the US for the UN General Assembly meeting has sparked controversy, drawing comparisons to Trump's earlier travel bans.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Why Can Jonathan Greenblatt Lie With Impunity?

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 25 Aug

Peter Beinart criticizes Jonathan Greenblatt, head of the Anti-Defamation League, for making unchallenged statements on mainstream U.S. media that misrepresent figures and events related to Israeli-Palestinian conflicts.

0 Politics Israel

Brian Lehrer quizzes Mamdani on how his ‘Not On Our Dime’ bill would have affected synagogues

JTA · 8 Aug

Zohran Mamdani, during an interview on Brian Lehrer's WNYC radio show, discussed his "Not On Our Dime" bill which aimed to prevent New York nonprofits from funding Israeli West Bank settlements.

0 Politics Israel

Hamas should release all the hostages. But it's foolish to think that would end the war

Becca Strober in Forward · 6 Aug

Amidst the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, Becca Strober argues against the notion that the war will end with the release of hostages held in Gaza.

0 Communities Politics

Hamas wants more babies. Jews should too.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 19 Jul

In the aftermath of the October 7th attacks led by Hamas, many young Israelis have expressed a renewed commitment to having more children, viewing it as essential for Jewish survival and national resilience.

0 Politics History

Four of the Most Viral Lies About Israel

Lucy Tabrizi in Future of Jewish · 3 Jun

Lucy Tabrizi addresses four pervasive misconceptions in anti-Israel rhetoric, often propagated in online discussions.

0 Israel Politics

What Matters Now to Prof. Elie Podeh: When the IDF disengaged from Gaza, 20 years ago

What Matters Now · 27 May

Prof. Elie Podeh delves into the complexities of Israel's 2005 disengagement from Gaza, emphasizing its multilateral dynamics despite a unilateral appearance.

0 Politics Antisemitism

After gunfire in the West Bank, Carney is demanding answers from Israel. What comes next?

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 23 May

Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration has taken a critical stance towards Israel's recent actions in the West Bank and Gaza, leading to increased diplomatic tensions.

0 History Israel

In the Heart of Jenin

Isaac Horovitz in Ami · 7 May

Isaac Horovitz surveys the dramatic transformation of the Jenin refugee camp, once a notorious center for terrorism in the northern Shomron region, into a quieter, almost deserted area now largely controlled by the IDF.

0 History Israel

In the Heart of Jenin

Isaac Horovitz in Ami · 7 May

Isaac Horovitz surveys the dramatic transformation of the Jenin refugee camp, once a notorious center for terrorism in the northern Shomron region, into a quieter, almost deserted area now largely controlled by the IDF.

0 Politics Israel

The Trump administration is primed to give a gigantic gift to extremists in the West Bank

Dan Perry in Forward · 30 Apr

The proposed elimination of the U.S. security coordinator position for the West Bank and Gaza by the Trump administration, under Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is criticized as a dangerous move that could destabilize the region.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Contentious Alliances and the Hostile State of Middle East Studies

Sharon S. Nazarian in Moment · 23 Apr

The article delves into the controversial dynamics of Middle East studies and the broader political alliances surrounding antisemitism and Israeli politics.

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