Intifada Palestine

William A. Cook
The flood of anti-democratic laws that were proposed, and partially implemented, by the current Knesset, elected in February 2009, constitute one of the darkest chapters in Israeli history.

by Uri Avnery
There they were, the members of the highest legislative bodies of the world’s only superpower, flying up and down like so many yo-yos, applauding wildly, every few minutes or seconds, the most outrageous lies and distortions of Binyamin Netanyahu.

Electronic Intifada
Israel has the most racist parliaments in the history of Israel,” the International Middle East Media Center (IMEMC) reported

Dr. Lawrence Davidson
Israeli historian Zeev Sternhell’s message is clear. He is very concerned about Israel’s right wing government. He thinks the present regime is controlled by dangerous people such as Avigdor Lieberman (the present Foreign Minister) and a Knesset full of folks who believe that the Israeli “left” are traitors.

Shareby: Stephen Lendman An earlier article explained neoliberalism’s impact on Israeli Jews, beginning in the 1980s. In 1985, the Knesset amended the Bank of Israel Law, prohibiting it from printing money to finance industrialization, full employment, and immigrant absorption. It was part of a neoliberal takeover, embracing a massive power shift from various government agencies [...]