Alona Ferber is a Special Projects Editor at New Statesman. She focuses on government and politics, culture and society, with a keen interest in topics such as Israel, the United Kingdom, and the Middle East. Alona's work has been featured in New Lines Magazine, The Australian Financial Review, New Humanist, New Statesman, and Prospect Magazine.
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Israel’s 12th prime minister and a former Palestinian foreign minister have agreed to work together for peace, for whatever that’s worth
Violence against women is a global sickness. How can we make sense of this hatred, and start to fight back?
The party’s annual conference took place amid a slew of bad press. Was there any joy among the Labour faithful?
In the face of unspeakable atrocities in Israel and Gaza, remembrance of the past collides with the present
There's a big scrap going on within British feminism, as these two books demonstrate. Can we ever move beyond it?
The Netanyahu government is dividing Israelis—and the press—into traitors and patriots
The president-elect embodied a certain masculinity, and seething resentment against decades of gains in women’s rights
By: Alona Ferber
The leader of left-wing Hadash on why Israel's centre-left can't defeat Netanyahu without Palestinian citizens
Campaigning for Kamala Harris, I saw how Trump's promise of change resonated with people abandoned by the system
By insisting that her mass rape trial was held in the open, Pelicot has gifted others with real hope for change
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