Eran Nissan is a key organizer and activist in the current Anti-Netanyahu,
anti-corruption and pro-democracy protest movement in Israel. He is a former staff member of Peace Now, and
currently works for Mehazkim, a progressive Israeli activist nonprofit.
What is the role of the Israeli peace movement in the broader context of the protest movement? What opportunity does this mass protest movement grant to the Israeli peace camp to advance its advocacy? Does the protest movement open a door to highlight the relationship between the occupation and the erosion of democracy in Israel?
Eran addresses this and other questions.