Are Israeli media afraid of Arab voices?
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN I read an article recently about Haifa. It was interesting. The author looked at the city that is often held up as an exemplar of tolerance […]
Tag Archives: East Jerusalem
“I’m boycotting the occupation, but I support it”: The charade
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN It’s not a monday unless some wealthy intellectuals are singing a petition to do something that they never intend to actually do. The charade this week? […]
4 out of 396, the number that tells you everything about Israel’s policies in Jerusalem
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN A report by Ariel Ben Solomon in The Jerusalem Post revealed today that only 4 of 396 applications by residents of East Jerusalem for Israeli citizenship have […]
Jerusalem’s ‘thin blue line’: An inside look at Israel’s police amidst recent violence
Jerusalem police are on high alter in Jerusalem after a spate of stabbings
Jerusalem’s missing voters
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN and LAURA KELLY Published, October 3, 2013 In The Jerusalem Post’s In Jerusalem Bright-faced youngsters touting Nir Barkat or Moshe Lion election paraphernalia can be seen in […]
“We can’t live normally in Isawiya”
Residents of Jerusalem’s Isawiya neighborhood and their supporters express frustration at increasing unrest and police presence. In The Jerusalem Post, October 28 By SETH J. FRANTZMAN “Don’t tell us how […]
Will there be new housing for Arab residents in Jerusalem?
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN A decision on September 3, 2014, by the Jerusalem Municipality’s Planning and Construction Committee to approve a plan to build 2,200 housing units and around 340 […]
