Most of these topics are over the (Green) line.
If you stop paying attention to the news, as I’ve almost done over the past couple weeks, the occupation seems to continue after I start again.
Not in the media:
Ezra Nawi, Israeli human rights activist, has been found guilty of “assaulting an officer” in a routine housing demolition pageant. By pageant I mean: you stand in the [...]
My boss is presently in Ghana on an AJWS fellowship for several months and took the photo above. I found his travel journal notes lend extra context to this mesmerizing photo:
So I recovered quick enough to join 3 of my other AJWS volunteers for an excursion up to Kumasi, the center of the ancient Ashanti Kingdom. [...]
Over at Jewschool, we get into heated battles over Israel, Arabs, the Israeli Arab minority, etc. We get visits from plenty of right-wingers and independent thinkers who say some pretty outrageous things. But one our more conservative fans (readers?) just dropped the Z-bomb as the r-bomb:
That part of the Declaration of Independence [guaranteeing equal rights [...]
From the Boston Jewish Advocate’s surprisingly fair article about Breaking the Silence:
“Any solution to the conflict, whether from the right or left, must be informed by the realities on the ground,” he said. “These soldiers are trying to dispel the idea of bad apples in terms of military misconduct and to dispel the idea that [...]
This is too awesome to be true: a disgruntled employee of the UJC blogs from inside at Disunited UJC. Not that I delight too much at the stumblings of larger Jewish organizations, but sometimes it’s really nice to see them get their due!
But more seriously, the only thing keeping larger organizations accountable (and keeping a [...]
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