Articles

Ilam's Freedom Protection Council defends NGOs from government intrusion

Attorney General to Netanyahu: You Can't Collect Information on Left-wing Organizations

Hectored by Netanyahu, Israeli Arabs Could Have the Final Say

In Umm al-Fahm, an Arab town in northern Israel, residents complain that the government does little for them

Observing a Foreign Conflict: The Importance of Active Empathy

There is an immense power in the way headlines, images, and word choice in articles provides frame of reference for the conflict.

White Privilege and Some Thoughts on How it Affects Me During My Time at I’lam

Maybe the most important self-reflection the foreign human rights worker can have is on the reasons..

Arabs strongly reject ‘Jewish state’ bill

Arab Israelis oppose a Knesset bill that would anchor in law Israel’s status as a Jewish state and that Arabic is not an official language, seeing it as an anti-Arab move that violates democratic values.

Israeli Propaganda and Its Image in the West

The Palestinian people must continue to knock on the doors of the European media to spread their historical and political narrative that they are an oppressed people living under an illegal and aggressive occupation which violates international law

The Declining Mannered Separation between Media and Politics and its Democratic Repercussions

My conversation with Shelach, and his answers especially, provides some thoughts on one of the most interesting, but democratically sensitive phenomena of our times

The legacy of the British Mandate and the need for changing media laws in Israel

Newspaper shutdowns in Israel: the legacy of the British Mandate and the need for changing media laws in Israel

Litigation, Legitimation and Rethinking Counter-Hegemonic Struggle for Equality

The state is a complex modern entity. Its logic of power is best manifested through the dialectical relationship between its efforts for closure—delimiting practices that are tolerated from those that are not—and its openness for contention and competition over its control.

Palestinian citizens of Israel

The sociological and political developments within the Arab-Palestinian community in Israel and the ongoing estrangement policies of the state vis-a`-vis this community have led to growing tensions and increased confrontation between the two sides.

Shared Sovereignty as a Last Resort:National Conflicts and Differentiating Solutions

This article aims to contribute to the perennial discussion of how to formulate, whether in theory or practice, what would count as a "solution" of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It assumes that the continuation of the Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza, the continued expansion of Israeli settlement, and the failure of negotiations make questionable the applicability of a two-state solution.

The Israeli Elections: The Alternation of Personalities and the Fixation of Policies

The results of the recent Israeli elections elicited a broad debate on several topics concerning the relationship between the expectations and course of the elections on the one hand, and the political and partisan results and assembly of the coalition government on the other.

Land Day in the Israeli media’s perspective-Nabih Bashir

Nabih Bashir It has become clear to all of us that the various media outlets are not a channel that carries the community’s mood to the government and legislation and vice versa, i.e. carries the decisions and prevailing mood among the politicians to the public.

Her Majesty in Service

The role of the Israeli media in promoting neoliberal economic thought