This is the third episode in the "New Right" series in Israel. In this episode, Dr. Honaida Ghanim focuses on two milestones in the rise of the New Right: the Oslo Accords (1993) and the Gaza Withdrawal Plan (2005). Dr. Honaida then explains the tools, channels, and organizations that the New Right uses to extend its overall hegemony over Israeli society, analyzing how these efforts shape political and social dynamics in Israel.
This is the second episode in the "New Right" series in Israel. In this episode, Dr. Honaida Ghanim analyzes the concept of the "New Right" in Israel and explains how Zionism has been pushed to its extremes by the nationalist New Right and the extreme religious right. Ghanim delves into what it means to have a "New Right" in Israel, highlighting the ideological shifts and their implications for Israeli politics and society.
This series of episodes explores the New Right, the Far Right, and the Populist Right. Our guest for the series is Dr. Honaida Ghanim, Director of MADAR. In this first episode, Dr. Honaida discusses the reasons for the global rise of the New Right and its transformation over the last two decades into an essential part of the political landscape. She also explains how the New Right in Israel is considered a "model" to be followed.