
Why I’m for a Jewish state
Although I don’t use the term because its meaning has been so hopelessly distorted, I am a “post-Zionist” – I think Israel must be a
Although I don’t use the term because its meaning has been so hopelessly distorted, I am a “post-Zionist” – I think Israel must be a
Richard covered a lot of the background to this blog, which I see as an open-ended debate, so I won’t repeat it. A few things, though:
About two months ago, Larry Derfner came to me with an intriguing proposition. He’ll describe it, no doubt, in his own words in his own
A teenage Palestinian boy was killed during a protest in East Jerusalem yesterday. There were more protests and injuries at his funeral this morning. Tomorrow is Nakba Day,
I do not favor a Jewish state, at least not one as defined by classical Zionism in which Jews have superior rights to other citizens
Richard, the “state of all its citizens” vision for Israel, as you describe it, sounds great in principle, but it seems to exist in a
(“Rattling the Cage,” The Jerusalem Post, May 18, 2001) There’s a way out of this frog march to pariahhood. If Bibi Netanyahu agreed to pick
In his speech on the Middle East, Obama gave the Palestinians nothing and gave Israel a lot, which means he strengthened the status quo, which Israel
Despite what Netanyahu is broadcasting these days, nobody to the right of Hamas, certainly not Obama, is asking Israel to return to the exact 1967
The Jerusalem Post Magazine, June 3, 2011 After the eulogies at Sunday’s funeral for Arthur Goldreich, a legend of the anti-apartheid movement, the glorious national