By Christopher MacDonald-Dennis, Ed.D. Too often, the rhetoric around Israel and Palestine on campus is polemical, rigid and one-sided. The advocates for each side generally
By St Louis Hillel Staff MK Ophir Pines-Paz recently made headlines in Israel by resigning from the Israeli cabinet to protest the appointment of Avigdor
It seems that Israel is always either in the midst of coalition negotiations or preparing for the next round of general elections. The last election
By Tammy Shapiro What distinguishes the Union of Progressive Zionists from other campus organizations? Some might argue it is our politics, but I believe it
By Elihu Davison Homogamies attract. This fact becomes magnified because we now live in an era of ethnic devolutions. That explains why Scotland and Wales
Life in Israel is anything but boring. I expect you want an update on the legal status of Israel’s President Katzav. Well, you can relax.
Life in Israel is anything but boring. I expect you want an update on the legal status of Israel’s President Katzav. Well, you can relax.
By Cary Sperling We’re all being bombarded by TV, radio, emails and newspaper articles about the ‘situation’ in Israel/Palestine. Although the situation
By Ruth Kestenbaum Ben-Dov Last August, I spent an evening with a small group of people sharing our summer experiences. At first
In May of this year I wrote in this column about the founding of the Inter-Agency Task Force on Israeli Arab Issues. I wrote then
