Meron Rapoport

Don’t Believe the Hype: The Israeli Right Is Weaker than It Seems

Published January 3, 2019by Guest Contributor

by Meron Rapoport The past decade belonged to the Israeli right. Since 2009, the right-wing bloc easily defeated its opponents and won elections, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu became its undisputed leader and the most important political figure in Israel.… Continue Reading →

Israel’s Nightmare: Mass Nonviolent Protest on the Gaza Border

Published April 12, 2018by Guest Contributor 4 Comments

by Meron Rapoport Gaza’s “Great Return March” has the potential to change the Palestinians’ strategy. If Hamas can ensure that the protests remain nonviolent and bring 100,000 people to the border to demand freedom and an end to the siege, it will be… Continue Reading →

Don’t Believe the Hype: The Israeli Right Is Weaker than It Seems

Israel’s Nightmare: Mass Nonviolent Protest on the Gaza Border

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