Israel
New Movie on Rabin’s Murder: Sensationalist or Sober?
Since J. Hoberman, a highly respected film critic, is not a right-winger, I found the vehemence of his Tablet magazine put-down of Amos Gitai’s new
February 1, 2016
Since J. Hoberman, a highly respected film critic, is not a right-winger, I found the vehemence of his Tablet magazine put-down of Amos Gitai’s new
I saw the new Israeli TV documentary on Rabin at the Manhattan JCC last week. It was a remarkably candid and sensitive portrait of the
During the spring of 2014, I finally visited the Yitzhak Rabin Center, near the Tel Aviv University campus. In the words of the Jewish Virtual Library:
More than at any other time, the past 17 years of Israel’s existence have been characterized by conflict, desperation, violence and a widening socio-economic gap.
