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The meaning of Israeli Independence Day after 7 October

May 13, 2024 | fathomjournal.org | Nimrod Sheffer |Koby Huberman |Toby Greene

The following is a slightly edited version of remarks given by Toby Greene at the Yom Ha’atzmaut & Yom Hazikaron (Memorial Day & Independence Day) event at New North London Synagogue, 13 May 2024. Toby is a former deputy editor of Fathom, a Visiting Fellow in the Middle East Centre at the London School of Economics and a lecturer in the Political Studies Department at Bar Ilan University. I just returned on Sunday from a short visit to Israel.
‘I knew early on this would be an ugly war, but Hamas must be defeated’ | The Fathom Interview: Fania Oz-Salzberger

Apr 2, 2024 | fathomjournal.org | Liam Hoare |Alan Johnson |Koby Huberman |Fania Oz-Salzberger

On 2 April 2024, Fathom Deputy Editors Jack Omer-Jackaman and Calev Ben-Dor interviewed Fania Oz-Salzberger, an Israeli writer, history professor and public intellectual. They discussed her thoughts about 7 October, the ensuing war, the Israeli government and her disappointment with parts of the international left. Oz-Salzberger is Professor Emerita at the University of Haifa Law School and previously taught at Princeton, Monash University, Munich University etc.
My peoples, our children

Sep 24, 2023 | fathomjournal.org | Ayman Agbaria |Joshua Brook |Koby Huberman |Rawan Osman

In this impassioned opinion piece, Syrian-Lebanese peace activist Rawan Osman reflects on her journey from the antisemitism and unconditional anti-Israelism of her upbringing to her present recognition of Israelis as ‘belong[ing] in the Middle East, and… contribut[ing] greatly to our rich cultural heritage’. Championing the connections forms by the Abraham Accords, Osman calls for opposing the rejectionists who ‘lust for wars and romanticise bloodshed’.
13 Ways for Israel to securely create a better status quo

Jun 23, 2023 | fathomjournal.org | Joshua Brook |Koby Huberman |Michael Sfard |Justin Feldman

Justin Feldman argues that any solution to the conflict must first bring both peoples closer together in better faith. That begins with a range of positive and pragmatic reforms. I’ve worked across the pro-Israel non-profit world for nearly a decade. Over the years, I’ve acquired historical knowledge, strategic PR communications, and dialogue skills to defend the Jewish state’s existence and its various defensive policies.