Eetta Prince-Gibson
I’m Israeli And I’m Ashamed My Government Sent Naftali Bennett To Comfort Pittsburgh Jews
The State of Israel sent Education and Diaspora Minister Naftali Bennett as the representative to console the Jewish community of Pittsburgh.
Majority Of Israelis And Palestinians Have Lost Faith In The Two-State Solution
72% of Palestinians and 81% of Israeli Jews do not expect a Palestinian state to be established in this next five years.
I Used To Be Israeli Cartoonist Avi Katz’s Boss — And His Firing Was A Travesty
Katz’s cartoon may have been offensive, but the reality that it reveals is even worse.
Chernobyl’s Jewish Liquidators Remain Forgotten In Israel, 32 Years Later
“Nu, I am not a hero. I am an engineer. It had to be done.”
Who Are The Jews Celebrating Christmas… in Israel?
Are Jews’ attending Christmas services in Israel a threat to Judaism or a sign that they’re secure as the majority religion?
An Israeli AG Battles To Reclaim His Israeli Home — And Give It To The Palestinians
An Israeli ex-Attorney General wants to regain ownership of his grandmother’s former home in East Jerusalem -– and give it back to Palestinians.
American Jews Should Move To Israel - But Not Out Of Fear
In an odd stunt to attract local voters, Isaac Herzog called on Israel to “urgently prepare and draw up a national emergency plan for the possibility of waves of immigration of our Jewish brothers to Israel.”
Like Certain Israeli Leaders, Trump Doesn’t Want To Understand Art
Donald Trump’s reaction to ‘Hamilton’ bears some striking resemblances to the ways Benjamin Netanyahu and Miri Regev respond to art, Eetta Prince-Gibson writes.
Israeli Muslims Want To Save the Muezzin — and So Do Ultra-Orthodox Jews
The story of an unlikely partnership to keep the Muslim call to prayer blaring loud and strong.
Ari Shavit Is the Least Interesting Part of the Ari Shavit Scandal
The real story is about how courageous women and men are changing the norms of our culture in Israel and beyond, Eetta Prince-Gibson writes.
