Author Archives: Noam Sheizaf

Israel’s incitement problem

Following is an excerpt from an interesting post by Noam Sheizaf over at +972. Read the entire piece here. When I was a kid, I loved Danni Din stories. Their hero was wonder-kid Danni Din, which became the worlds’ only … Continue reading

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No, the Egyptian uprising won’t hurt the peace process

(simply because there is no such thing) Yesterday, Politico’s Laura Rozen posted this tweet: On Isr/Egypt, official tells me while Egypt unrest demos status quo unstable, makes Isr hunker down, less willing to “take risks for peace. Hey, wasn’t that … Continue reading

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Now is the time to discuss the one-state solution

Noam Sheizaf is an Israeli journalist. This post originally appeared on his blog Promised Land. Lara Friedman, director of policy and government relations for Americans for Peace Now (APN), writes in the Forward against even talking about the one-state solution: … Continue reading

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