Seth J. Frantzman
If You’re Coming To Israel As A ‘Protest Tourist’, Just Stay Home.
There’s a kind of protest tourism that goes on in this part of the world and it’s not inconsistent with enjoying the fruits Israel has to offer.
Why Isn’t AIPAC Talking About Israel’s African Refugee Crisis?
AIPAC is missing an opportunity to help Israel solve it’s current refugee crisis — or at least address it in a friendly environment.
It’s Time To Stop The Exploitative Romanticization Of Undocumented Immigrants
Saying America’s economy would collapse without undocumented workers to do menial, underpaid, exploitative work, is like saying that the American economy would collapse in 1850 if it weren’t for slavery.
Want to help Syrians? Listen To Them.
Do they want to come to America, or do they want their country back?
Sorry, Pundits: Non-Orthodox American Jews Are Here to Stay.
The reality is that we are not becoming more Orthodox or more anti-Israel.
Whether through ObamaCare or not, Americans cannot afford increasing premiums.
Just How Many Different Americas Are There?
The roots of these differences in America have their origins at the creation.
From Freedom Riders to Safety Pins
The real embarrassment is always racism, not those who reveal it. But how we stand in solidarity against it matters.
Does Gleaming Palestinian City on Hill Offer Hope Amid Violence?
Could a brand new planned city offer a different path forward for the nascent Palestinian middle class? When Seth Frantzman first visited Rawabi, he doubted whether it would even be completed. Now he sees the West Bank city as a glimmer of hope for the future.
Israeli Comedy Has a Blackface Problem
Israel has a local Ethiopian community that includes actors and writers. Instead of hiring them, the country’s media-makers prefer to feature white actors wearing blackface.
