Judy Montagu
IN MY OWN WRITE: Media Gone Mad
In My Own Write: Rights and obligations
In My Own Write: Behind the Purim mask
In My Own Write: Writer’s responsibility
It’s hard to banish the impression that latent or blatant anti-Semitism, mixed with ignorance, lie at the root of the malevolence routinely aimed at Israel as at no other country.
In My Own Write: Israel the enigma
This is a place where paradoxes rise up and biff you on the nose.
In My Own Write: Public and private
I've always felt an affinity with the Chinese notion that we have an “inside face” and an “outside face.”
In My Own Write: Material man?
There’s something about the phrase 'rich rabbi' that doesn’t sit right.
In My Own Write: What’s ‘done,’ and what isn’t
“In Israel’s public discourse, this simply isn’t done.”
In My Own Write: Three stages of heroism
Walking step by step toward the light.
In My Own Write: What makes a good Jew?
Though her maternal grandparents lit candles and kept Shabbat, her mother and stepfather were Communists. Nonetheless, there is no question in her mind that she is a Jew.
In My Own Write: Words that grow wings
They can fly away to echo back in ways the speaker never intended.
In My Own Write: Positively negative
Are optimists and pessimists born or made?
In My Own Write: Getting away from it all, sort of
Over there we didn’t feel the need to glance over our shoulders to see who was coming up behind, as we presently tend to do in Jerusalem.