Net Politics
Speaking directly to young Israelis may be the most effective move the U.S. president could make, given Israel's new net politics.
Fania Oz-Salzberger is a professor of history at the University of Haifa. She recently co-authored Jews and Words (Yale, 2012) with her father, Amos Oz. She is also the author of Translating the Enlightenment (1995) and Israelis in Berlin.
Speaking directly to young Israelis may be the most effective move the U.S. president could make, given Israel's new net politics.
A forest fire tore through the Jewish state, killing 41 people. The country stood exposed, and defenseless—then others rushed in to help. Fania Oz-Salzberger has a first-person report.
The flotilla crowd was hardly a boatload of saints. But what the Israeli government did to them was a sin. Israeli patriot Fania Oz-Salzberger on the shame of a nation.