Analysts express concern over the rehabilitation of Israel, even as it says it has done no wrong.
Analysts express concern over the rehabilitation of Israel, even as it says it has done no wrong.
By Simon Speakman Cordall
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In both Israel and among its Western allies, the Gaza ceasefire deal is seen as an opportunity – to move on from the accusations of genocide against it, and to restore close relations weakened as a result of public anger.
The study "Debunking the Genocide Allegations: A Reexamination of the Israel-Hamas War (2023-2025)" was written in response to a…
The war's goals as set by the government – the collapse of Hamas and the release of the hostages – have become empty words. Only…
Researcher and activist Gershon Baskin, who has been involved in ceasefire efforts in Gaza, rejects the Netanyahu government's…
Twenty years after the Gaza disengagement, the debate over the event and its ramifications is raging again. Nearly all of this is…
A psychological barrier has been broken: Sanctions on two far-right ministers in the Netanyahu government show that even Western…
Analysts in Israel say Israel is continuing on the same path, despite the ceasefire in Gaza.
