Noam Sheizaf

Noam Sheizaf, a Tel Aviv–based journalist, was the founding editor of +972 Magazine. He covers the Israeli political system and the conflict; his work has been published in Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, The Nation, Haaretz and other publications. Sheizaf grew up in Israel, served four and a half years in the IDF and later studied political science at Tel Aviv University.

Trump and Netanyahu Joint Press Conference

The Bibi-Donald Love-Fest Is a Threat to Palestinians—and the Entire Liberal West The Bibi-Donald Love-Fest Is a Threat to Palestinians—and the Entire Liberal West

Trump has opened the door to vast settlement expansion. But the two leaders are also natural allies in the populist right’s battle against liberalism.

Feb 23, 2017 / Noam Sheizaf

Netanyahu’s Bankrupt Strategy

Netanyahu’s Bankrupt Strategy Netanyahu’s Bankrupt Strategy

By demonizing the Palestinian leadership, the Israeli prime minister raised expectations for a decisive victory and opened the door for attacks from the right.

Jul 15, 2014 / Noam Sheizaf

The Triumph of the Far Right in Israel

The Triumph of the Far Right in Israel The Triumph of the Far Right in Israel

The upcoming Knesset elections mark the culmination of settler dominance over the country's politics.

Jan 9, 2013 / Editorial / Noam Sheizaf

The New Israeli Left

The New Israeli Left The New Israeli Left

Activists march side by side with Palestinians against the wall and the occupation.

Mar 10, 2011 / Feature / Joseph Dana and Noam Sheizaf

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