An eye opening survey of one typical week's articles in Haaretz.

It is hard to imagine a more affirmative response.

The falafel vendors here are less likely to wish you a thousand blessings, but there are some like that, too. The

Toward A. B. Yehoshua's forcefully Zionist speech to the American Jewish Committee, I feel mostly negative. Yet,

Kassams on Ashkelon, S'derot and even on the kibbutzim nearby, did not interest most Tel Avivians - or, apparently,

Peres' tenure as copilot coincided with two years in which the carnage that got started under Barak turned into

What changed? Why was danger to the lives of children in S'derot acceptable a couple of months ago, but is unacceptable

This is not necessarily a "religious-secular" dichotomy: one could oppose the disengagement mainly for religious

The televised spectacle of the war aroused great enthusiasm in the Arab and Muslim worlds, and in Western Europe.

Why are the wages of appeasement so dire? Why does this seem to be one act that history does not ultimately tolerate

If a majority of Israelis believe disengagement constitutes pikuach nefesh (saving lives) and is in our interest,

What set apart 2001-2003 was that despite a relentless terror assault against Israeli civilians and soldiers, Israel

To be sure, democracy has made great strides over the past century and has spread to places and cultures once deemed

I used to try to understand things, but not anymore, or not much. Instead I shuffle, dazed, from one jolt to the