The Folly of “Re-Branding” Israel
By David J. Steiner In my city, Chicago, the Jewish Federation is all excited about a new campaign to brand Israel to change the Jewish
By David J. Steiner In my city, Chicago, the Jewish Federation is all excited about a new campaign to brand Israel to change the Jewish
As Published in Israel Horizons, Meretz USA Quarterly Magazine, Winter 2007 President Jimmy Carter advocates many of the same constructive policies endorsed by moderates on
By Yigal Zachor Those visiting Kiryat Shmona after the second Lebanon War were likely surprised to see homes left standing. A town bombarded by more
Referring to the Hezbollah-Israel conflict, UN Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour has said that indiscriminate shelling of cities is a war crime; presumably this
By Mihal Eliav Down here we haven’t heard any bombs or aircraft. Yet. What we do hear, of course, is the media having their field
By Avi Glicksman I wrote this piece after returning from a two week stay in Israel. The primary purpose of my stay was to deliver
By Jerry Goodman This article was first published in the July-August 1998 issue of the Jewish Frontier. It chronicles another election upset in which a
On July 26, 1994, Yitzhak Rabin addressed the United States Congress during a unique convention, in which both houses of Congress honored Yitzhak Rabin, then
This article first appeared in The Huffington Post. Introduced to Jewish political discourse via a Zionist youth movement many years ago, my world view and personal
I grew up in a political family—my mother was an elected official for 12 years and she ran for the US Congress in 1986. My