Gidon Ben-Zvi
Once upon a Jerusalem winter's night - short story
Let’s get long-buried report on BBC anti-Israel bias published
It only hurts to pray
Fire in the hole - A postcard from an Israeli hi-tech company
When discourse on the finer points of email marketing is led by two native-born Israelis, whose English fluency amounts to a hodgepodge of corporate slogans.
An Englishman trapped inside a Jerusalem barber shop
The curious case of Israel’s invisible election
Resolution 2334: End of Israel’s middle class?
Per square meter, home prices in Israel are among the highest in the world, and home ownership is the biggest factor in inequality in Israel.
When words matter and when they don't
While words have the power to move people, anything uttered by an Israeli politician in the days leading up to an Election Day should probably be dismissed as good old-fashioned electioneering.
He who charms with words can accomplish anything
The lead up to Netanyahu's address to Congress on March 3 resembles the plot of The Karate Kid.
The virtues of isolation
Israel's most eloquent defenders and harshest critics share one fundamental belief about the country: the Jewish nation is unlike any other.
No home for Israel inside the Democratic Party
Slaves to gut emotion, and averse to rigorous academic research, liberals do not bother to figure out who is right or wrong in any conflict.
Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox: Piety vs. patriotism
Haredi leaders have long insisted that their young men serve the nation through prayer and study, thus preserving the Jewish heritage that has kept the faith through centuries of persecution.
The trial of Mahmoud Abbas
An application of international law to Mahmoud Abbas’s statements and actions demonstrates a compelling case for prosecution.
