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The price Jewish Israelis pay for voicing dissent

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Protest in Haifa in 2014 against an Israeli operation in Gaza. Photo: Rami Shllush/Haaretz

Published: 24 July 2017

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Judaism and dissent: Israelis who speak out are often called self-hating Jews (Eureka Street)
NA’AMA CARLIN I have been occupied with the notion of 'dissent' in recent years, particularly as it has become a recurring theme in Israeli politics, and it is used to discuss Palestinian political prisoners, citizens, and left-wing protestors (July 19)

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