Gershom Gorenberg, Author at The American Prospect

A Democratic Civil War Will Hurt Both Palestinians and Israelis

The Ilhan Omar fuss wasn’t the Democrats’ Corbyn moment—but U.K. Labour provides a warning of what to avoid.

The leading challenger to Netanyahu may be electable. But he’s a Never Bibi rightist.

The boycott movement and its loudest opponents blur the line between Israel and the West Bank.

With just three months to elections in Israel, the country needs to know if Benjamin Netanyahu will be charged.

It might just have to do with her pronoun.

By allegedly subverting the free press, he showed why it is so essential.

The Netanyahu government response to the company pulling out of the West Bank is insane, incompetent, or both.

Like Likud leaders before him, the Israeli prime minister thinks he can redesign the Middle East.

The more a leader stokes the hate, the less he can claim that he couldn’t have imagined the results.

Netanyahu is likely to win Israel’s next election because the left fails to challenge the raw emotions of anger and fear.