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Social and Political Activist and member of the Israeli Social-Economic Academy.
Writes and blogs on politics, economics, social issues, philosophy, etc. Also writes poetry and short stories, and dabbles in photography.
Lives in Haifa with his Wife and Daughter.
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
Why Americans turned on the Democrats in the mid-term elections The American voters did not turn on Barak Obama in this month's mid-term elections. They turned on the Democratic Party, which chose to shy away from the President and pretend to be Republicans, instead of standing true to their liberal ideology.
Sunday, November 7, 2010Why Americans turned on the Democrats in the mid-term elections The American voters did not turn on Barak Obama in this month's mid-term elections. They turned on the Democratic Party, which chose to shy away from the President and pretend to be Republicans, instead of standing true to their liberal ideology.
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Friday, October 15, 2010
Why the Palestinians can do without the Negotiations Much has been said about the future of peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority and the possible consequences of their termination. Yet little attention has been paid to the genuine possibility that the Palestinians will not wait for negotiations to resume at a later time but will unilaterally declare independence. Palestinian Prime Minister, Salam Fayyad, is openly and insistently creating the opportunity.
Friday, October 15, 2010Why the Palestinians can do without the Negotiations Much has been said about the future of peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority and the possible consequences of their termination. Yet little attention has been paid to the genuine possibility that the Palestinians will not wait for negotiations to resume at a later time but will unilaterally declare independence. Palestinian Prime Minister, Salam Fayyad, is openly and insistently creating the opportunity.
