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A year ago, the hostages were a rallying point for solidarity in Israel – now, their families are symbols of the country’s sharp divides

By Shai P. Ginsburg, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Duke University

Once a source of unity, anguish over the hostages is now one more source of sharp divides in Israeli politics.

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