The pursuit of Israeli security and peace need not be a choice between competing goals. The concept of “secure peace” offers an alternative to the entrenched belief that lasting safety requires permanent conflict, arguing that diplomacy, political accommodation, security, and peace are deeply interconnected. The discussion also examines how this false dichotomy has shaped Israeli politics, society, and attitudes toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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.

A poem by Des Kahn.

Trump’s Gaza resettlement plan fuels fears of forced displacement, empowering extremists and threatening Israel’s future with instability.

Israel's government is undermining democracy post-October 7, by weakening legal institutions, restricting dissent, and consolidating power.

Israel's ideological rift deepens between religious Zionism and liberal democracy, urging dialogue, unity, and a cultural Jewish identity.