Construction of the new cultural auditorium in Ariel, taking students on tours of the West Bank, and now the plan to turn the 'university center' in Ariel into a full-fledged university, are erasing the pre-1967 borders from the collective consciousness of both Palestinians and Israelis.
Haaretz Editorial 1 comments
A dangerous school of thought
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is great for the settlements
The Islamic Republic does for the settlements what the settlements were never able to do for themselves: Convince Israelis that they're an integral part of Israel.
by Bradley Burston 0 comments
The documenter of the Israeli Jewish DNA
The security checks of Israeli Arabs at Israel's airport are the result of a worldview that no X-ray machine can spot and no High Court of Justice can uproot.
by Zvi Bar'el 1 comments
Imprisoned in the past
Most Israelis view the Holocaust through a prism that filters out everything else. That's easy to understand, in light of the trauma's dimensions, but the viewpoint occludes a large portion of reality.
by Uri Misgav 1 comments
Whitney Houston wasn't a paratrooper
She was a human being and an artist. Even Israelis may be permitted to mourn her, remember her and cling to her wonderful music.
by Avirama Golan 0 comments