Category Archives: Reviews
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
Book review: My Life as a Traitor
Review appeared in abridged form at the Post weekend edition as “Political memoir of no presumption” on March 6, 2008 A blindfolded 20-year-old girl is pushed into an interrogation room in Teheran’s notorious Evin prison. She can’t see her interrogator; … Continue reading
