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ANALYSISISRAELPalestine: what does the name really tell us?
The name Palestine has a long history. Henk Folkers examines the Roman renaming, the Philistines and the emergence of a modern Palestinian identity.
ANALYSISISRAELThe NOS's game of lines: how a conspiracy theory becomes "education"
In a NOSop3 video, the NOS presents an antisemitic conspiracy theory about "Greater Israel" as if it were current government policy. Editor-in-chief Henk Folkers sets out the facts.
ANALYSISISRAELIsrael votes: numbers don't campaign
Henk Folkers on Israel's 27 October election: behind the slogans and stickers lie hard economic and military numbers.
ANALYSISISRAELHaifa 1948: the pamphlet that punctures the Nakba story
Henk Folkers shows a pamphlet from Haifa, 28 April 1948, in which the Jewish Workers Council and the Histadrut urged Arab residents NOT to leave — and tests the Nakba story against it.
NEWSISRAELJerusalem: Already a Jewish Majority in the Year of Herzl
In 1896, the year Theodor Herzl published "Der Judenstaat", Jerusalem already had a Jewish majority. A walk through the history of the city that all Jews consider their home.
ANALYSISISRAELTemporary. Since 1967: Let's Talk About Jordan
Henk Folkers juxtaposes Jordan's criticism of Israel with the way the kingdom itself treats Palestinians, Gazans, and Jewish holy sites.
ANALYSISISRAELTwo speeches, two worlds
In his column, correspondent Henk Folkers compares the UN speeches of Rob Jetten and Benjamin Netanyahu and places the reactions in a broader historical context.
ANALYSISISRAELThe fault of their own leaders
A personal column from Jaffa about the history of the name Palestine, the founding of Israel, and Dutch boycott policy.