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Matan Peleg is the CEO of the Im Tirtzu movement. He has degrees from Haifa University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

ARTICLES BY: Matan Peleg


September 23, 2020 6:31 am
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The Abraham Accords: Be Appreciative, but Realistic

On September 15, Israel signed peace and normalization agreements simultaneously with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, with hopefully more to come. Politically, these agreements undercut...

January 23, 2017 8:28 am
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Anti-Zionism, B’Tselem and the World Zionist Organization

In Israel, there is a critical news story that has passed beneath the radar of public awareness. Perhaps this is not a surprise, given the high visibility of...

September 23, 2016 7:15 am
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Mrs. Tzipi, MK Livni and the Demonization of Israel

In December 2009, a British court issued an arrest warrant for then-Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni over alleged war crimes committed by the Israeli government during Operation...

January 3, 2016 7:12 am
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Why the Israeli Left Fears the New NGO Law

The shrill reaction to the proposed NGO law in Israel is hardly unexpected. It is consistent with the reflexive reaction to any perceived incursion on...

July 16, 2015 12:40 am
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New Israel Fund Groups Influenced UN Report on Gaza by Accusing Israel of War Crimes

The latest UN report on the Gaza War determined that both Israel and Hamas committed war crimes during the fighting in the summer of 2014. The...

World

Germany Flags Surge in Antisemitic Slogans, Extremist Symbols, Hate Speech...

German authorities are stepping up scrutiny of antisemitic slogans, extremist symbols, and online hate speech amid a deteriorating climate of...

Israel

Israeli Para-Athlete Wins Gold at European Taekwondo Championships, Beats O...

Israeli Paralympic athlete Asaf Yasur took home the gold medal in the 2026 European Senior Taekwondo Championships being held this...

Middle East

Assad Regime Remnants on the Ground in Lebanon Helping Hezbollah

Senior officers from the former Assad regime in Syria are currently in neighboring Lebanon helping the terrorist group Hezbollah, raising tensions between Damascus and Beirut as the two governments seek...

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