israeli Archives – Page 3 of 3

Change of Pace

Matthew E. Berger February 8, 2001

The election of Ariel Sharon in Israel is likely to bring a new dynamic to the relationship between the United States and one of its strongest allies.

Amen Corner

Tom Tugend February 8, 2001

If Israelis living in Los Angeles had been able to vote, Ariel Sharon would have won by about 80 percent, according to two knowledgeable Israelis on opposite sides of the political fence.

Who Speaks for the Jews?

Tom Tugend January 25, 2001

In the eyes of television, radio and print editors and reporters, who speaks for the Los Angeles Jewish community?\n

Open Letter to President Bill

Ari Hier January 18, 2001

This is the first time I have written a letter of this kind, but I felt it was time to express my feelings on paper.

Men and Martyrs

Rob Eshman January 11, 2001

The ghost of Yitzhak Rabin speaks to Ehud Barak, and the message isn\’t pretty. Ehud, one old soldier tells another, they never really miss you till you\’re gone.\n