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IDI promotes discourse between people who hold a plethora of different political opinions. Needless to say, each IDI member holds his/her own opinions, which they are free to promote. The opinions expressed herein are the authors’ own personal opinions and do not necessarily reflect those of the Israel Democracy Institute. Below are links to Op-Eds written by IDI's Uri Dromi, Arye Carmon, Yedidia Stern, Momi Dahan, Barak Cohen, and others.
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IDI Senior Fellow, Prof. Tamar Hermann, discusses the implications of the growing Tea Party movement in the United States on democracies around the world.
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| Publishing date: | 1/31/2010 |
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IDI scholars, in collaboration with the popular Israeli website, Walla!, summarize the Israeli political scene as we conclude the first decade of the third millennium. Professor Yedidia Stern, IDI Vice President, dissects the tenuous road traveled by the Israeli court system.
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| Publishing date: | 1/31/2010 |
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IDI scholars, in collaboration with the popular Israeli website, Walla!, summarize the Israeli political scene as we conclude the first decade of the third millennium. IDI Senior Fellow, Professor Yuval Shany, explains the increasingly critical relationship between international law and the Israeli legal system.
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| Publishing date: | 1/31/2010 |
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IDI scholars, in collaboration with the popular Israeli website, Walla!, summarize the Israeli political scene as we conclude the first decade of the third millennium. IDI President, Dr. Arye Carmon, outlines inefficiencies in Israel's public institutions and the primary threats to the State’s democratic health.
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| Publishing date: | 1/25/2010 |
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IDI scholars, in collaboration with the popular Israeli website, Walla!, summarize the Israeli political scene as we conclude the first decade of the third millennium. IDI Senior Researcher, Mr. Yair sheleg highlights growing individualism within both the religious and secular Jewish populations in Israel and takes note of growing rifts between the two communities.
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| Publishing date: | 1/24/2010 |
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IDI scholars, in collaboration with the popular Israeli website, Walla!, summarize developments on the Israeli political scene as we conclude the first decade of the third millennium. In this article, Prof. Tamar Hermann explores developments in the relationship between the Israeli public and the political establishment.
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| Publishing date: | 1/18/2010 |
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IDI scholars, in collaboration with the popular Israeli website, Walla!, summarize developments on the Israeli political scene as we conclude the first decade of the third millennium. Prof. Mordechai Kremnitzer, IDI Vice President, weighs in on the challenges faced by Israel's High Court of Justice.
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| Publishing date: | 12/22/2009 |
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IDI researcher, Dr. Kalman Neuman, explores recent controversy surrounding questions of compliance among religious soldiers in the Israel Defense Forces.
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| Publishing date: | 12/8/2009 |
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In response to the rising tide of blood-dripping headlines originating across sectarian lines in Israel, IDI VP Yedidia Stern calls on Israel's various communities to police their own camps and "bare their teeth" against signs of anti-social behavior.
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| Publishing date: | 12/6/2009 |
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Many native Israelis are quick to blame social ills on the immigration from the former USSR. However, says IDI's Michael Philipov, many Israelis do not know the facts, and the politicians neglect the core causes of crime and other ills at the expense of all the citizens.
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