High Morale
April 12, 2001
As Israeli-Palestinian violence hits the six-month mark, Israeli military officials report that soldiers remain motivated to serve in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Avi Machlis
High Morale
March 29, 2001
As Israeli-Palestinian violence hits the six-month mark, Israeli military officials report that soldiers remain motivated to serve in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Violence Harms Israeli Economy
December 14, 2000
With images of violence in the West Bank and Gaza Strip flashing across television screens around the world, it did not take long for Israel\’s tourism industry to start feeling the pinch.
Sinking Feeling
October 12, 2000
Supporters of the Oslo peace process have, for seven years, persistently argued that there was no choice but to make peace with the Palestine Liberation Organization, Israel\’s most bitter of enemies.
From Russia, With Gold
September 14, 2000
Athletes from the former Soviet Union have transformed the Israeli Olympics sports scene. About one-third of the Israeli team in the upcoming Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia – and five of the six strongest Israeli contenders – are originally from the former Soviet Union.
Downsizing Government
September 7, 2000
The enthusiasm that greeted the nomination of Sen. Joseph Lieberman as the Demo-cratic vice-presidential candidate was fully shared by Errol Fine.
Growing Intolerance
July 13, 2000
We want to stand on our own feet. Once we\’ve made peace with the neighbors, we hope, as that nice Yossi Beilin said, we shan\’t need your handouts any more.
Hate Crime
June 29, 2000
Images of Holocaust-era synagogue torchings were invoked after a Conservative shul in Jerusalem was set on fire over the weekend.
High-Tech Harassment
February 17, 2000
A string of recent sabotage attacks on Web sites could mean a business boom in Israel, where some of the world\’s most successful Internet security companies are located.
Political Disputes at the Jerusalem Post
January 27, 2000
\”There really has not been a dramatic shakeup here in a long time,\” Tom Rose said, talking about plans to streamline the financially troubled newspaper. \”The issue is really grow or die — and we choose the former.\”
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