Yardena Schwartz

Irreconcilable Hebron

The West Bank city has become ground zero of a century-long conflict—not in spite of its sacred history, but because of it.

The Arab-Israeli Gun Violence Epidemic

The homicide rate in Israel generally is low by international standards, but what has emerged in Israel’s Arab streets is an alternate universe of lawlessness, where residents can no longer leave their homes without fearing for their lives. And this is a crisis that illuminates the limits to Arab citizenship in the Jewish State.

Why Bibi Fears Arab Voters

Netanyahu has good reason to fear Arab political participation. “Netanyahu is the first of all Israelis to understand that the key to his replacement is a partnership between the center-left and Arab voters,” said Ron Gerlitz, of Sikkuy.