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Tag Archives: Gila Almagor
After Im Tirtzu’s new campaign was slammed across the Israeli political spectrum, its chairman called it a ‘mistake’ [VIDEO]
TABLET MAGAZINE Far-Right Movement’s Campaign Names Israeli Cultural ‘Moles’ by Eylon Aslan-Levy January 29, 2016 The far-right NGO Im Tirtzu has made headlines again in the Hebrew press because of its new campaign that labels leading Israeli cultural figures as “moles.” On Wednesday night, the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Amos Oz, Gila Almagor, Im Tirtzu, Matan Peleg, NGO
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It’s a fiction, Israel really hasn’t silenced dissent
HAARETZ by Noah Efron September 29, 2014 A New York Times op-ed suggests that a right-wing cabal has shut us Israeli leftists up, and we can do little do about it. But we haven’t been silenced. We’ve just failed to … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Gideon Levy, Gila Almagor, Haaretz, Mairav Zonszein, New York Times, Orna Banai
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