By David Hazony
American gun-rights backers have sought to invoke Israel’s experience to bolster their claim that a heavily armed society is safer. If only they knew how wrong they are.
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By David Hazony
If the election has proved anything, it’s that Israelis never did lurch to the right. The reality is decidedly more nuanced, argues David Hazony.
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By David Hazony
South Africa’s Jewish community has struggled to manage the jarring transition from apartheid to majority rule. It hasn’t been easy, writes David Hazony.
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By David Hazony
Mitt Romney didn’t come to Israel for symbolic reasons. The GOP candidate came in search of votes and campaign cash, and that’s a good thing, writes David Hazony.
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By David Hazony
There is a simple, though controversial, way to help bridge the gap between Israelis and the Diaspora. American Jews should learn Hebrew, writes David Hazony.
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