Most of the trendy Israelis in the friendly, fashionable cafe in Ramat Hasharon on a sunny Friday morning don’t know what they owe to the bearded, bespectacled man sharing my table. In 1972, when he was 23, Lt. Isaac Ben-Israel was awarded the Israel Security Prize for significantly upgrading the attack capability of Phantom aircraft.
- By Sharon
- 26 Jun 2012
- 05:13PM
I read this article in Friday's magazine and found it very apt and disturbing. For everyone in Israel and the region, the shift that Ari Shavit talks about is profoundly, existentially unsettling and then there's Bibi . . .
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