Dahlia Scheindlin
Analyst and Writer at Freelance
Political analyst, recovering strategist, PhD, Isrl-Pal/ME, & other global stuff, @haaretzcom, @BBCWorld, @CenturyIntl, Board member, @2states1homelan
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1 week ago |
haaretz.com | Dahlia Scheindlin
Analysis | The Knesset is advancing a bill to create a special tribunal for hundreds of suspects already in Israeli detention for participating in the October 7 massacres; those convicted could be sentenced to death.
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1 week ago |
haaretz.com | Dahlia Scheindlin
Analysis | Nearly 150 countries have already recognized Palestinian statehood, with more in train. Opposing them are Israelis who dream of annexation, and even some Palestinians tired of symbolic declarations. Can the new French-Saudi two-state initiative break the mold? May 28, 2025 3:48 pm IDTSend in e-mailSend in e-mail May 28, 2025 3:48 pm IDTWhatever one thinks about the two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians, one thing is clear: The parties won't get there themselves.
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1 week ago |
tcf.org | Dahlia Scheindlin
The Israeli–Palestinian conflict is, at least as much as anything else, a clash between the haves and the have-nots. Long before Hamas massacred civilians and took Israeli hostages on October 7, before Israel laid waste to Gaza in retaliation and ramped up its attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank, startling economic statistics told a story of inequity—one that would have caused catastrophic tensions in any society. The rawest of these numbers was the gap in the size of the economies.
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2 weeks ago |
haaretz.com | Dahlia Scheindlin
Analysis | While Netanyahu's ministers incite to genocide, Israeli grassroots protests over the deaths of Gazan children grow - and prominent domestic critics call Israel's expansion of the war a 'manifestly illegal order.' So is the Israeli public nearing a tipping point on recognizing Palestinians' right to life?
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2 weeks ago |
haaretz.com | Dahlia Scheindlin
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RT @haaretzcom: How Israel is planning to bring Hamas terrorists to justice – and why it's so alarming | @dahliasc https://t.co/tTkox7LgJg
RT @haaretzcom: Nearly 150 countries already recognize Palestine, but Palestinian experts remain skeptical unless recognition includes defi…
My big read: war, occupation, conflict will never end without an econ piece, but sustainable Pal recovery/growth requires ending war, occupation, & sustainability/stabilization means reducing tremendous Isrli-Pal econ inequality. Lessons from the past here too. @TCFdotorg
Sustainable peace in Israel-Palestine requires addressing economic inequity. Distant as an end to the war may seem, this report from @dahliasc and @CenturyIntl argues that policymakers must plan now for equitable reconstruction. https://t.co/efvTuTMBNV