60 Minutes On The Steps Outside Of Kiryat Arba
I went to Kiryat Arba for the Passover Seder this year and I want to tell you something about my visit. Kiryat Arba is a town of about 8000 Jews, founded in 1968, just...
Israel Diaries Blog
Don’t pretend to be surprised Arabs crossed the Gaza border fence
The image of the anticipated thousands of Arabs walking across the Gaza border on the eve of Passover is just too ironic for words. And about the test balloons they sent over this past...
(Second) Partition Plan Made Simple
Once upon a time, there was a huge piece of land that was taken under wing by arrogant European has-been empires when they successfully destroyed a rival empire. They divvied up the land and...
Dear Editor: Would you call Quebec a country?
A medical journal turned the Palestinian Authority into a country when it never was and still is not a country. On March 11, two days after I published a brief post about that, I...
Kfar Vradim Wants To Stay Jewish! The Nerve!
Horrified that rather than sell plots to Arabs, Kfar Vradim council shut down expansion plans for their town? For some strange reason, there was a rather low key reaction to this news. Some social...
“Palestine” Becomes A Country Without Much Effort At All
Pro-Palestinian propaganda need not be shouted out from the rooftops or blatantly reverberate on the social media. Even a seemingly innocuous medical article that says nothing at all about Israel can become an effective...
Group Psychoanalysis for Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs — Part 3
In his recently published article, psychotherapist Paul Solomon showed that the irredentist Palestinian Arabs are engaging in a Holy War to oust the Jews from Israel and how the Jews are paranoid for thinking...
Group Psychoanalysis for Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs — Part 2
In Part 1 of this series, I critiqued the conclusion of a recently published paper by psychotherapist Paul Solomon. He discusses how group psychoanalysis can help us understand the itchy persistence of the conflict...
