From Israel: “Who Could Have Imagined This??”
Not I. In all of the many years during which I have tracked Israeli pre-election campaigns, I have never encountered a campaign season like this
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From Israel: “The Critical Roller Coaster of Israeli Politics!”
For weeks I was reticent about the intricacies of Israeli politics as the first stage of the campaign began to heat up. It was all
From Israel: “Rapist or Terrorist?”
It would not be surprising if my title today has left you scratching your heads. As if a man can be one or the
From Israel: “Stretching! Stretching!”
To find upbeat news, that is. No, it is not easy right now. But it is important for all of us to focus positively from
From Israel: “The Haunting Face of Evil”
Please, read to the end: When last I wrote, I spoke about the tears, the terrible sadness, evoked by the terrorist murder of Ori Ansbacher.
From Israel: “Sometimes We Weep”
On the day that we no longer know how to weep, we will have lost our humanity. Ori Ansbacher, 19, was a resident of Tekoa
From Israel: “Definitely Less Awful”
A great many things have to come together over the next couple of months before we can say definitively that the political situation in Israel
From Israel: “The Inevitable Is Upon Us”
As has undoubtedly been obvious to many of my readers, even though Israel is in the throes of an election campaign (or the first stage
From Israel: “PA Derangement”
I puzzled for a while over the name for this posting. For I might just as easily have referred to PA hysteria, or hate, or
From Israel: “The Many Faces of Moral Corruption”
Sunday was International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Israel marks the Holocaust on a separate day – Yom Hashoah, after Pesach in the spring. Yet, I cannot