And What We Can Do About It Today, February 20, 2026, The Jerusalem Post published my analysis of violence in Arab communities in Israel and the reasons it often receives limited sustained coverage. The piece reflects my ongoing work on the psychological and cultural dynamics that shape public behavior, institutional response, and social breakdown. You can read it here: https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-886829

Uri Zehavi’s Rooted Truth: Israel’s Case Against the Deniers performs an essential service. At a moment when the accusation of “genocide” against Israel circulates with moral certainty and rhetorical speed, Zehavi restores the dignity of evidence. His legal and historical analysis is disciplined, serious, and necessary. His book deserves wide readership. It should be read by all who care about truth and moral responsibility. Zehavi secures the legal, historical, and moral gr

This post was originally published on  The Times of Israel  and is reposted here with permission. Last week, after a specialist visit at Ichilov Hospital, I found myself doing what millions of Israelis quietly do every year: photographing medical documents, uploading PDFs, chasing approvals, and carrying files between systems that do not speak to one another.To obtain a simple MRI and physical therapy referral, I had to navigate hospital portals, HMO applications, administra

When Neom faltered, normalization faltered. The Abraham Accords are stalled by a legitimacy wound inside the Saudi palace—not by Gaza. My Op-Ed at the JPost https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-885321

My OpEd at The Jerusalem Post JANUARY 3, 2026 20:27 https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-882042 Nadifa Mohamed’s novel,  The Fortune Men , is based on a true story: the wrongful conviction and execution in 1952 of a Somaliland sailor in  Cardiff, Wales, for the murder of a Jewish shopkeeper.  The author reconstructs this real miscarriage of justice with restraint and care, returning dignity to lives flattened by legal records. The book was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, b

Formally submitted Amicus to the UNHRC By Nancy Hartevelt Kobrin, Ph.D. Screenshot Shout Out to Fazal Uhr-Rehman Afridi, Esq.

A Short Documentary by Israel Seen With many thanks to Israel Seen. I was honored that they took interest in my work and interviewed me....

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A Few Thoughts By Nancy Hartevelt Kobrin, PhD A couple of days ago, I was invited to give an interview with Jemma Leah, the founder of ...