Dahlia Scheindlin

@dahliasc.bsky.social

As Israelis prepare to vote, one question looms large: What kind of country will Israel be? A politics built on fear, incitement and exclusion may target Palestinian citizens first, but it leaves all Israelis with a weaker, less democratic future. From @dahliasc.bsky.social:

For this government, political suppression of Israel's Arabs is just the start

From a Death Penalty Directed Exclusively at non-Jewish Perpetrators to the Soft Approach on Crime in the Arab Community, Israeli Government Policy Is Aiming for the Destruction of Arab Life in Israel

haaretz.com

Israel continues to expand its de facto borders (Gaza, Lebanon, of course the West Bank) and is adding more and more non-citizens over whom it rules. "This," writes @dahliasc.bsky.social, constitutes "regime change" as it moves away from being "a potential democracy". www.haaretz.com/israel-news/...

Israel's biggest existential threat isn't Iran

According to Israel's Current Leadership – Not Some External Enemy – Israel Will Lord Over Palestinians as Non-citizen Subjects Permanently Because They Fall Within the Country's Unilaterally Defined ...

haaretz.com

This interview with @dahliasc.bsky.social starts off with what sounds like conventional analysis of Israeli electoral politics and then cuts to the heart of the incoherence of maintaining so-called liberal so-called democracy without dismantling the occupation

Can Naftali Bennett defeat Netanyahu? Inside the Israeli opposition’s big gamble

War-weary Israelis have clearly tired of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership, but it is still uncertain as to whether opposition forces will be able to put aside their wide ideological…

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The important distinction made in this column btwn 'existential threat' and 'real security threats' probably won't convince most Israelis. And that's because, as @dahliasc.bsky.social notes, Israel is "a country of people traumatized by centuries of persecution". www.haaretz.com/israel-news/...

Could Israel be the only country in the world facing an 'existential threat'?

Despite Benjamin Netanyahu's Decades-long Insistence, the Concept of an Existential Threat to Israel - or Any Country - Is More Warmongering Than Reality

haaretz.com

PODCAST: Reckoning or reverting? Israeli society after the ceasefire Dahlia Scheindlin explores the lessons Israelis are drawing from two years of war, and explains why international pressure is the only path to a political settlement. Listen now 🎙️ www.972mag.com/podcast-reck...

Reckoning or reverting? Israeli society after the ceasefire

Dahlia Scheindlin explores the lessons Israelis are drawing from two years of war and why international pressure is the only path to a political settlement.

972mag.com