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The Clash of Civil Religions: A Paradigm for Understanding Israeli Politics

December 30, 2013 | Eyal Lewin

Almost thirty-five years after Camp David and twenty years after the Oslo Accord, a fundamental question remains unanswered: does the majority of the Israeli public support a left-wing or right-wing ideology?

Rivkah Fishman-Duker on A Murder among Friends: Uri Avnery – A Story of Political Warfare by Amnon Lord

April 2, 2012 | Rivkah Fishman-Duker

Jewish Political Studies Review 23:1-2 (Spring 2011) Who Is Uri Avnery? Uri Avnery, octogenarian icon of Israel’s cultural and political left, is indeed a worthy subject of a serious study. Better known in Europe than in the United States, Avnery has been active in Israel’s political scene since the late 1930s, when today’s state of […]

Why the Likud Voted No to Sharon’s Disengagement Plan

May 3, 2004 | Ron Dermer

The main reason that Ariel Sharon's disengagement plan was overwhelmingly defeated in the Likud is that party members were not convinced that the plan would improve Israel's security situation. In fact, the majority of voters thought the plan was a reward for terrorism. Voters did not consider the referendum a vote of confidence in Ariel Sharon. Sharon remains extremely popular within the Likud.

The Sacrifice of the Sons: Framing a Media Pseudo-event

April 30, 2003 | Mira Moshe, Ruth Amir

Women and Women’s Issues in Israeli Politics

June 15, 1997

Yitzhak Shamir and the Changing of the Guard

December 1, 1992

Jewish Political Traditions and Contemporary Israeli Politics

October 2, 1990 | Alan Dowty