Nepotism and socialism
Originally in The Jerusalem Post By SETH J. FRANTZMAN Six months ago the The New York Times came under a sophisticated cyber attack that lasted for months. Passwords of numerous […]
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Reviving Morgenthau’s memo: The Armenian genocide in Israeli politics
Published in The Jerusalem Post Magazine on January 12, 2012 In July 1915 the US Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire down at his desk in the second story of the […]
Galloway’s Gaffe
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN ‘Your excellency dear Dr. [Bouthaina] ] Sha’aban I hope this letter finds you well. Please be assured of my warmest fraternal greetings always. I am writing on […]
Robert Ford’s historic diplomacy
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN The American decision to withdraw Ambassador Robert Stephen Ford from Syria should raise eyebrows, not only because it represents a fundamental fear for his safety, but […]
Employment opportunity? Some Palestinian Arab women face hurdles in employment
BY SETH J. FRANTZMAN Originally in The Jerusalem Post Magazine Majd Ashhab looks up from her optometry instruments. “Honestly, I never faced discrimination in the workplace,” she says. “It is more common that […]
The real victims are
SETH J. FRANTZMAN are perpetrators and victims. He sees a person assaulted or hears about a rape or someone being abused, and he believes that in each incident there is […]
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