Category: First-Hand and Investigative
As I try to develop my skills as a journalist, I will look for opportunities to get out into the field and away from my computer to write about people and events first-hand. In other cases, my first-hand reporting will be Internet based investigations.
We can debate about whether or not what someone shouts out spontaneously in exasperation is what they really think or merely the worst, most hurtful thing that comes to them in the heat of...
As far as I can gather, the incident in the Arab town of Jit on August 15 is a case meriting unequivocal condemnation. It is different from the case of Givat Ronen the previous...
If what I am reading in the court protocols from 2014 to the present day provides the true story, we have here an amazing fairy tale put forth by a stubborn and dedicated liar...
On Friday, 9 August, there was a serious incident in Givat Ronen, a hilltop outpost near the ancient city of Shechem, a city that the Arabs call Nablus (the Romans rebuilt it and called...
First, I want to thank David Roytenberg of Canadian Zionist Forum for asking me to write up what it is like for me in Haifa these days. You know, as missiles and drones are...
The first thing I saw onThursday evening, 1 August, after getting off the bus at UNESCO Square (in front of Haifa’s Bahai gardens), were the police cars parked on the pavement encircling the roundabout....
Nine-year-old Usaid Arshid is my choice. His father is runner-up. I met them in Rahat last year when I was watching the Rahat Marathon. I was charmed by Usaid and amazed by his father....
I would never ask what party my doctor votes for, nor what he or she thinks of the judicial reforms that are currently rocking the country. It is none of my business. So why...