Opinion When Jewish Billionaires Get Buyer's Remorse Over Israel

Dame Vivien Duffield and Ronald Lauder suddenly woke up to the fact that Israel doesn't conform to their idealized version. But yearning for a fictive Zionist paradise will never help us fix Israel's problems

Anshel Pfeffer

Aug 17, 2018 6:44 AM

Buyer’s remorse is what you and I get the moment we’ve picked up our new car. After we’ve spent months of market research, planning how to afford it and waiting for it to arrive and we’re driving out of the...

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