You can’t sell Israeli liberalism
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN Originally published in The Jerusalem Post The IDF spokesman’s office created a stir in early June by releasing a photo of two ostensibly homosexual soldiers holdings […]
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A communal state of denial
Ramle (Photo: WikiCommons) By SETH J. FRANTZMAN, Published in The Jerusalem Post On January 20, sometime after nightfall a pretty, dark-haired, 19-year-old woman arrived at the Central Bus Station in […]
Shifting the blame
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN Originally published in The Jerusalem Post The 1957 film Paths of Glory, depicts an epic miscarriage of justice. Adapted from the book by Humphrey Cobb, the film […]
From Beauty to Brutalism: Architecture in Israel
Originally in The Jerusalem Post By SETH J. FRANTZMAN Conrad Schick arrived in Jaffa in 1846. Born in the village of Bitz in the old German kingdom of Wurttemberg, his […]
Economic peace and the freemasons in the Holy Land
Terra Incognita: The first economic peace in the Holy Land Jan. 6, 2010 Seth Frantzman , THE JERUSALEM POST One of the cornerstones of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s policy has […]
The failure of Israel’s Arab MKs
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN Israel’s Arab members of Knesset do not provide their constituents with quality representation. If one were to judge merely by their statements and antics one would […]
Minarets, geography and power
More than a coincidence By SETH J. FRANTZMAN 04/29/2009 20:29 The building of new mosques has become an issue throughout European cities, from Munich to London. In some places, such as […]
A short history of ‘disproportionate force’
Originally published in the Canadian Jewish News By SETH J. FRANTZMAN Within hours of Israel launching massive air strikes on the Gaza Strip in response to Hamas’ firing of more […]
Seth J. Frantzman - author - analyst 