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  • Palestinians out, foreign workers in: How Israel is remaking its labor force

    Long a cornerstone of Israel’s low-wage economy, Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza have been frozen out since October 7 — replaced by an influx of migrant workers in highly precarious conditions. The post Palestinians out, foreign workers in: How Israel is remaking its labor force appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Palestinians out, foreign workers in: How Israel is remaking its labor force

    Long a cornerstone of Israel’s low-wage economy, Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza have been frozen out since October 7 — replaced by an influx of migrant workers in highly precarious conditions. The post Palestinians out, foreign workers in: How Israel is remaking its labor force appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Gaza’s disarmament trap

    Israel’s continued attacks and aid restrictions made a mockery of the ceasefire. Now it is conditioning withdrawal on Hamas giving up every last weapon. The post Gaza’s disarmament trap appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • The beginning of the end of Israel’s ‘permanent security’ doctrine

    Israel’s relentless pursuit of ‘total victory’ has entangled it in an unwinnable war with Iran, eroding legitimacy abroad and deepening moral decay within. The post The beginning of the end of Israel’s ‘permanent security’ doctrine appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Is Israel trying to foment civil war in Lebanon?

    Amid U.S.-brokered talks to extend the ‘ceasefire,’ Israel’s ongoing attacks are weakening the Lebanese government — and Hezbollah seeks to capitalize. The post Is Israel trying to foment civil war in Lebanon? appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • What a real ‘day after’ for Gaza could look like

    Many of those displaced by the genocide are already Nakba refugees. Activists are mapping out how they could return to their original homes from pre-1948. The post What a real ‘day after’ for Gaza could look like appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Why the ceasefire in Lebanon won’t stop Israel’s expansionist ambitions

    Israel’s push for buffer zones and ‘natural borders’ suggests the emerging ceasefire is unlikely to halt its ongoing ethnic cleansing in southern Lebanon. The post Why the ceasefire in Lebanon won’t stop Israel’s expansionist ambitions appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • PODCAST: The disappeared of Gaza

    In his new investigation, Gazan journalist Mahmoud Mushtaha traces how thousands disappeared — and what that means for their families. The post PODCAST: The disappeared of Gaza appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Can a renewed Joint List survive until Israel’s elections?

    The leaders of Israel’s four Arab parties say they agree on the importance of a unified electoral alliance. Yet they remain divided on the terms of the pact. The post Can a renewed Joint List survive until Israel’s elections? appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • PHOTOS: How hypermilitarism pervades everyday life in Israel

    From the sacred to the mundane, military imagery suffuses the Israeli public sphere — shaping our imagination, desires, and collective identity. The post PHOTOS: How hypermilitarism pervades everyday life in Israel appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • What Israelis can learn from the nightmares of an Iranian hangman

    As Israel embraces the death penalty, government ministers can look to what they call the ‘Iranian terror regime’ for inspiration — and caution. The post What Israelis can learn from the nightmares of an Iranian hangman appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Inside the Israeli army’s propaganda wing

    Psy-op campaigns, selective leaks, exclusive reporter access: Soldiers and journalists reveal how the IDF Spokesperson's Unit controls public discourse and promotes Israel's narrative abroad. The post Inside the Israeli army’s propaganda wing appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Israeli leaders are condemning settler attacks. It’s a smokescreen

    The recent wave of denunciations from ministers, army chiefs, and right-wing pundits aims to obscure the fact that settler violence is state policy. The post Israeli leaders are condemning settler attacks. It’s a smokescreen appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • ‘They already shoot us for no reason. Now they have a death penalty’

    Under Israel's new law, only Palestinians will face capital punishment. Up next is a tribunal to execute those convicted of participating in the Oct. 7 attacks. The post ‘They already shoot us for no reason. Now they have a death penalty’ appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Fifty years on, does Land Day still matter for Palestinians in Israel?

    Sociologist Nabih Bashir reflects on the enduring legacy of the 1976 uprising against land confiscation, at a time of war, fragmentation, and political impasse. The post Fifty years on, does Land Day still matter for Palestinians in Israel? appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • PODCAST: How Israel sells militarism at home and abroad

    Sahar Vardi discusses the human and political costs of Israel's flourishing arms industry, and the deep societal shifts demilitarization would require. The post PODCAST: How Israel sells militarism at home and abroad appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • In the West Bank, ‘protective presence is not protecting anyone anymore’

    For decades, Israeli and international activists have put their bodies on the line to prevent the expulsion of Palestinian communities. But if they no longer deter violent settlers and soldiers, can they still make a difference? The post In the West Bank, ‘protective presence is not protecting anyone anymore’ appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • The Paraguay Scheme: Israel’s secret plan to deport Gazans in the ‘70s

    A new podcast series lifts the veil on the Mossad’s failed attempt to expel 60,000 Palestinians soon after occupying the Gaza Strip. Almost six decades later, Israel’s methods and objectives remain eerily similar. The post The Paraguay Scheme: Israel’s secret plan to deport Gazans in the ‘70s appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • The Iron Dome is intercepting our chances of a normal future

    Israel’s missile defense systems have radically reduced the cost of going to war — and a society that does not fear war is doomed to live with it forever. The post The Iron Dome is intercepting our chances of a normal future appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • ‘Erasing the lines’: How settler outposts are seizing new regions of the West Bank

    After decades consolidating their control over Area C, Israeli settlers are expanding into Areas B and A — nominally under Palestinian Authority jurisdiction — and displacing communities, a joint investigation reveals. The post ‘Erasing the lines’: How settler outposts are seizing new regions of the West Bank appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • PODCAST: Israel’s Iran paradox

    Meron Rapoport argues that so long as the occupation persists, eliminating one enemy only creates the need for another. The post PODCAST: Israel’s Iran paradox appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • PODCAST: Israel’s Iran paradox

    Meron Rapoport argues that so long as the occupation persists, eliminating one enemy only creates the need for another. The post PODCAST: Israel’s Iran paradox appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Why the Iran war has caught Gulf states in a bind

    Facing the consequences of U.S. military dependence, the GCC is still reluctant to criticize Washington — but public anger will not be easily contained. The post Why the Iran war has caught Gulf states in a bind appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Israel’s renewed war on Lebanon is about more than just Hezbollah

    After violating the ‘ceasefire’ 10,000 times, Israel is once again pounding Lebanon as its enduring thirst for war drives ever expanding ambitions. The post Israel’s renewed war on Lebanon is about more than just Hezbollah appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Four dead in 24 hours: Israeli settler terror intensifies amid Iran war

    Settler gunfire killed Palestinians in two West Bank villages as they tried to defend their land. In the aftermath, soldiers’ tear gas induced a cardiac arrest. The post Four dead in 24 hours: Israeli settler terror intensifies amid Iran war appeared first on +972 Magazine.

  • Pahlavi? IRGC? What’s next for Iran after Khamenei

    The U.S.-Israeli assassination of the supreme leader opens the door to a range of possibilities. A democratic transition seems the least likely of all. The post Pahlavi? IRGC? What’s next for Iran after Khamenei appeared first on +972 Magazine.