Category Archives: Op-eds
Foreign Policy: Who’s afraid of a one-state solution?
Well, plenty of people are, and understandably so. But my new piece for Foreign Policy covers some of the people who are not. And since this is a debate that’s only now beginning to emerge into the mainstream, I thought … Continue reading
Foreign Policy: Is Israel trying to fool foreigners or itself?
I’ve an article up on Foreign Policy.com today, considering a couple of recent Israeli campaigns and asking whether Israel is trying to persuade the world or its own citizens. I’m also just back from the opening hearing of the civil … Continue reading
op-ed | If you marry a Jew…. part 2
My op-ed on the anti-assimilation as is up at the Guardian. I’m being told, incidentally, that “miscegenation” is a better translation for התבוללות (hitbolelut) in our case. While that’s certainly true for the narrow specifics, I think assimilation still taps … Continue reading
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op-ed | On organ-grinding and mincing words
Two quick updates – my take on the Swedish “IDF steals organs” brouhaha is up on Index on Censorship; I look into the Aftonbladet article (a tiring and revolting experience- like dissecting a chunk of decaying lard to prove that … Continue reading
