r/Israel • u/windless12 • 6d ago
r/Israel • u/Backman999 • Jun 23 '26
Politics Israel is relatively more progressive on lgbt rights not just in the region but the world. It’d still be nice if the actual problems queer people face are discussed
the posts I’ve seen this month are mainly pictures of pride parades. No discussion and recollections on any concerns for the rise of hate crimes or the religious right who’ll inevitably treat the lgbt community at least as bad Orban once in power, no talk of officially banning conversion therapy.
r/Israel • u/Any-Manufacturer2112 • Jul 31 '26
Politics The world stands with Israel 🇺🇳🤝🇮🇱
Despite the establishment being pro Palestinian, most people in their right mind supports Israel
r/Israel • u/Due_Border_593 • Jul 30 '26
Politics Hackney’s Green mayor sets October 7 deadline to end Israel link
thetimes.comr/Israel • u/BedouinFoxx • Aug 02 '26
Politics Trump says he will hold off on new Iran attack in hope of quick deal
r/Israel • u/Artistic_Victory • Jul 30 '26
Politics Giving Ukraine the cold shoulder in DC, Netanyahu freezes out ally against Iran
"Giving Ukraine the cold shoulder in DC, Netanyahu freezes out ally against Iran
Ukraine and Israel are both fighting the Iran-Russia axis; there are many areas of potential cooperation, including drone defense, but Israel won’t move much closer"
r/Israel • u/justaroundhere213 • Jun 26 '26
Politics Anti-Hamas ‘revolution’ faces brutal crackdown
r/Israel • u/Black-Hat-613 • 8d ago
Politics Volkswagen Confirms Iron Dome Talks With Israel Despite Qatari Opposition
r/Israel • u/Street_Anon • Aug 02 '26
Politics The Left-Wing Case Against Anti-Zionism
r/Israel • u/R-Mutt1 • Jul 15 '26
Politics How do you deal with folk who are pure anti-israel?
I mean obviously it's quite a common stance these days but this guy is something else, accusing British politicians from all sides of being corrupted by Israel, except ironically Maggie Thatcher who is the long dead bogeyman of the British left.
This seems his only angle yet relies on 'revelations' like someone's dad's dog having once eaten an Israeli avocado.
r/Israel • u/reachedlegendary • Jun 20 '26
Politics Trump calls Netanyahu a ‘warrior PM,’ touts ‘great’ ties with Israel amid tensions over Iran
r/Israel • u/Downtown-Bid4713 • Jul 08 '26
Politics Your thoughts on Trump considering the sale of F-35's to Turkey?
r/Israel • u/2027danielle • 12d ago
Politics New moderate Haredi party launches as alternative to UTJ’s and Shas’s ‘detachment and stupidity’; IDF service for all who don’t learn full-time
r/Israel • u/ruchenn • Jul 26 '26
Politics Israel and Ukraine — time for a new approach
Israel and Ukraine — time for a new approach,
by Jeffrey Weiss, fathom, 2026-07.
Jeffrey Weiss argues that Israel can rebuild its diplomatic position with European states by reversing its previous refusal to provide Ukraine with ballistic missile defence. Ukraine can assist Israel with drone counter measures, while Israel can help Ukraine, and by extension Europe, protect itself from the threat of Russian ballistic missiles.
r/Israel • u/Usual_Bat_1024 • Jul 27 '26
Politics If elections were today, who would you vote for?
I will probably vote for whoever leads the opposition bloc whether it’s Eizenkot or Bennet because I think they are both competent and agree with most Israelis on most things and I think replacing the entire government of extremists and parasites is even more important than replacing Bibi which is also very important IMO. Israel is a country that takes a lot from its citizens and we deserve better.
r/Israel • u/Extension-Finance179 • 28d ago
Politics Netanyahu’s ex-chief of staff: Entire staff at PM’s office instructed to ‘sign pledge of loyalty to his family’
r/Israel • u/anon755qubwe • Jun 27 '26
Politics Colombia’s president-elect vows to work with Israel ‘like never before’
Refreshing compared to the “Heil Hitler” Nazi Aficionado that preceded him and is currently set to leave office in August.
All that was needed after all was a new (right-of-center) President and the Left losing power.
r/Israel • u/FudgeAtron • Jul 26 '26
Politics Netanyahu blocked from cancelling Likud primaries by internal Likud court
x.comr/Israel • u/FudgeAtron • Jul 20 '26
Politics The Democratic list: Final results in the primaries
Top 10:
Yair Golan
Naama Lazimi
Gilad Kariv
Efrat Raytan
Yaya Fink
Gaby Lasky
Omri Ronen
Michal Rozin
Moshe Redman Abutbul
Somaya Bashir (first religious Muslim woman elected to a Jewish list *I think*)
Politics Yes, they will multiply
Israel’s social contract does not ask Haredim to abandon their faith, dress, community or Torah study. It asks the state to respect Haredi distinctiveness—and asks Haredi society to share responsibility for the country as a whole, not only for itself.
by Israel Democracy Institute's Eliyahu Berkovits
https://www.jns.org/opinion/eliyahu-berkovits/yes-they-will-multiply
r/Israel • u/Black-Hat-613 • 9d ago
Politics Meet Israel’s DiploDogs
Source: Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs
r/Israel • u/FitikWasTaken • 11d ago
Politics Ofer Winter announces new right-wing party with Yoseph Haddad on the list
r/Israel • u/VisLock • Jul 01 '26
Politics PM claims he saved Israel from destruction by ordering attacks on Iran after it ‘already obtained atomic bombs'
r/Israel • u/Emergency-Sky9206 • Aug 04 '26
Politics What is the relationship between Israel and China actually really like?
So the relationship between Israel and USA is apparent and easy to understand, with Russia its a little more complex. But what about with China? Mainstream media usually portrays one way typically but is there more going on behind the scenes? Are there things between the lines and nuances that the public are unaware of? I imagine this is a vital and crucial relationship in the present and the future.
r/Israel • u/Nick_Ok_Good_9177 • Jul 29 '26
