Opinion | Israel's biggest 'leftist' political party can't even say the word 'occupation'

The recent Democratic primary results in Israel indicate the current boundaries of the Israeli left's political imagination. The party's diplomatic-security platform, which aims to be an alternative to the current government, notably omits key terms. It makes no mention of "occupation," "settlements," "a Palestinian state," or even the word "left." This suggests a shift in the language and focus of what is considered Israel's biggest 'leftist' political party.