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Tag Archives: Gil Troy
Natan Sharansky: “Israel has become the ball and chain that endangers their standing as good progressives”
TABLET MAG The Un-Jews by Natan Sharansky and Gil Troy June 15, 2021 In May, when Israelis were attacked by Hamas missiles from Gaza, the criticism from some voices within the American Jewish community seemed not only more intense but … Continue reading
Professor Gil Troy: “Why I am a Zionist”
UNPACKED Professor Gil Troy’s essay “Why I am a Zionist”
“If victory in the Six-Day War was a mixed blessing, the Russian aliyah was just a blessing”
MOSAIC What Israel Gained from Its Russian Citizens by Matti Friedman November 30, 2020 It seems to me that the single event that brought the most good to Israel since its founding was the Russian wave of the 1990s. There … Continue reading
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