How, when did Israelis lose empathy for Palestinians
Dr. Michael Milshtein wrote to "Ynet News" about the lost of Israeli empathy for Palestinians following the October 7 attacks.
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The four pillars of anti-Israel dehumanization
Dr. Michael Milshtein explained in Ynet News how the intellectual discourse in the West evolved from anti-colonial protests to justifying Hamas’s war crimes.
Gaza's civil space as setting for a terror state
Dr. Michael Milshtein argued in Ynet News that Hamas’s use of civic space for its anti-Israel activities raises questions about the awareness of locals in the Gaza Strip and attitudes toward Hamas' control and activities in their living spaces.
Gaza war reveals a new Iron Curtain descending across the world
Dr. Michael Milshtein argues in Ynet News that there is a new “Iron Curtain” dividing the world between different perceptions of truth and morality.
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The Soul-searching the Palestinians Never Do
Dr. Michael Milshtein examines in Haaretz how the Palestinian historical narrative swings from aggression to victimization.
The rise of the Hebronite alliance: Hebronite regionalism between Palestine and Jordan, 1940–1967
Dr. Harel Chorev published an article in "Middle Eastern Studies".
The Palestinian youth of East Jerusalem – between Palestinian and Israeli identity
Dr. Shaul Bartal published an article in "Middle Eastern Studies".
The Evolution of Narratives on the Oslo Process among Palestinian-Arab Political Elites in Israel
Dr. Arik Rudnitzky has published an article in "The Israel Studies Review" about the development of narratives about the Oslo Accords among the Palestinian-Arab population in Israel.
Bustan Vol. 13, No. 2 (December 2022)
Bustan Vol. 13, No. 2 (December 2022).