Imagine if Israel were a normal country

Haaretz29 October 2026, 04:07 UTCIsrael

The thing is, Israel is not a normal country, and the worst thing is that we've normalized the abnormal situation. Israel does not have a parliamentary democracy or a presidential democracy. It has a racist democracy

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