Palestinian exiles: When home becomes a foreign land
By Khaled Diab While Palestinians living in the diaspora are physically separated from Palestine, those who remain in the homeland
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Lieberman, Netanyahu and Dr Strangelove
The appointment of Avigdor Lieberman as Israel’s defence minister is like the plot of a nihlistic black comedy.
Read moreThe Hitlerisation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Netanyahu’s allegation that the mufti masterminded the Holocaust mark a troubling escalation in the Nazification of the Israeli-Palestinian war of words.
Read moreHebron settlers: Living with Palestinian “dhimmis”
Palestinians must accept Israeli rule but granting them equality would create the “tools for Israel’s destruction”, says Hebron settler spokesman.
Read moreHebron settlers: Palestinian people do not exist, are “PR bluff”
Hebron settlers criticise Arabs who deny Israeli identity, yet reject the existence of a Palestinian people and say historic Palestine was mostly empty.
Read moreHebron settlers: “I don’t like Tel Aviv, does that mean we should tear Tel Aviv down”
Hebron settlement is as important as Tel Aviv, Israel is obliged to protect it and what Arabs lost in war should not be returned, says spokesman.
Read moreHebron settlers: “We are not extremists”
The Hebron settlers feel demonised by the mainstream media, and say reports of settler violence are exaggerated and some are even “black flag” ops.
Read moreHebron settlers: From secular America to religious Hebron
What motivates an American Jew from a secular background to move to Israel and become a religious settler in Hebron?
Read moreHebron settlers: The art of peace
The settlers in Hebron are widely regarded as the enemies of peace. That’s why I, as an Egyptian, decided it was essential to get to know them.
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