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Real Peace is Not a Zero-Sum Game
A reflection on the Israel–Palestine conflict argues that treating the land as a zero-sum struggle leads to apartheid, violence, and global isolation. As divisions deepen and a two-state solution fades, it calls for a shared, democratic future where both peoples coexist with equal rights, warning that only mutual recognition can bring lasting peace and stability.
Ian Joseph
Apr 6


In a tortured, split land, all suffer - Poem - Des Kahn
A poem by Des Kahn.
Des Kahn
Mar 27, 2025


What Trump’s Plan Really Means and Why We Should be Worried - Paul Mirbach
Trump’s Gaza resettlement plan fuels fears of forced displacement, empowering extremists and threatening Israel’s future with instability.
Paul Mirbach
Mar 24, 2025
Israel’s “regime change”: Where does it stand a year after October 7? - David Kretzmer
Israel's government is undermining democracy post-October 7, by weakening legal institutions, restricting dissent, and consolidating power.
David Kretzmer
Dec 15, 2024
The West Bank and Tel Aviv 2024 - Stanley Barkan
Israel's ideological rift deepens between religious Zionism and liberal democracy, urging dialogue, unity, and a cultural Jewish identity.
Stanley Barkan
Dec 15, 2024
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