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Daniel Doron helped found Israel's Shinui (Change) Party, serves on various economic advisory boards, and publishes regular articles in the press.



Wed 10 Feb 2010
The Jerusalem Post

The surprise of it all

The world’s astonishment at Israel’s response to the Haiti disaster is insulting. What we saw there was Israel’s true face.


Sun 10 Jan 2010
The Jerusalem Post

Hi-tech prospects and pitfalls

Individual initiative and freedom are essential for creativity—in hi-tech as in all other spheres.



Wed 14 Oct 2009
The Jerusalem Post

A woman who knew her worth

As far as Rose Friedman was concerned, public kudos did not matter that much. She persisted in being a rose, no matter what.


Tue 22 Sep 2009
The Jerusalem Post

Movies in Nablus, dramas in Bethlehem

Lasting peace must grow from the bottom up, from an “economic peace process” that proves what advantages peace has to offer on a daily basis. It cannot come from signing peace agreements with radical and corrupt entities propped up by corrupting Western handouts.



Sat 15 Aug 2009
The Jerusalem Post

Israel’s ‘scrambled’ economic system

A courageous recent film has exposes the strong connection between Israeli oligarchs and bureaucrats. Unfortunately however the film’s simplistic pseudo-Marxist treatment is more misleading than revealing.



Sun 24 May 2009
The Jerusalem Post

The economy: look to the future

Netanyahu paid heavily to pass a budget in time; his “partners”’ bargaining tactics, bordering on blackmail, reflect poorly on our politics.


Mon 4 May 2009, The Jerusalem Post
Reform: prospects and pitfalls
Sat 11 Apr 2009, The Jerusalem Post
Big government? Yes, but there’s a reason
Mon 30 Mar 2009, The Jerusalem Post
To bail or not to bail
Thu 12 Mar 2009, The Wall Street Journal
Mideast peace can start with economic growth
Sun 22 Feb 2009, The Jerusalem Post
Warning cries from Herzliya
Mon 2 Feb 2009, The Jerusalem Post
A lesser economic evil
Mon 22 Dec 2008, The Jerusalem Post
Spinners and cheaters
Wed 3 Dec 2008, The Jerusalem Post
Precipitating the next collapse
Wed 22 Oct 2008, The Jerusalem Post
The panic-mongers’ one-note chorus
Tue 15 Jul 2008, The Jerusalem Post
The banks are bamboozling us again
Tue 29 Apr 2008, The Jerusalem Post
An Irish-style banana republic
Tue 29 Apr 2008, The New York Sun
Israel still doesn’t get economy
Wed 2 Apr 2008, inFocus
US charity to Israel reconsidered
Sat 8 Mar 2008, The Wall Street Journal
Israel’s no-win strategy
Wed 20 Feb 2008, The Jerusalem Post
Dangerous infatuation
Tue 22 Jan 2008, The Jerusalem Post
What’s ‘public’ about their broadcasting?
Wed 21 Nov 2007, The Jerusalem Post
A year without Milton Friedman
Wed 17 Oct 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Getting beyond the teachers’ strike
Wed 19 Sep 2007, The Jerusalem Post
A healthy dose of skepticism
Tue 14 Aug 2007, The Jerusalem Post
How to grow Israeli hi-tech
Wed 18 Jul 2007, The Jerusalem Post
A president of visions
Mon 21 May 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Theodor Herzl’s vision betrayed
Thu 29 Mar 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Market values
Thu 22 Mar 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Fix the system, and morality will follow
Thu 8 Mar 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Message to Amnon Rubinstein

Wed 7 Feb 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Rush of brilliance
Wed 10 Jan 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Where Teddy’s Zionism went wrong
Wed 13 Dec 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Milton Friedman and Israel
Thu 30 Nov 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Remembering Milton Friedman
Wed 27 Sep 2006, The Jerusalem Post
The collapse of Israel’s legal system
Wed 13 Sep 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Galilee gravy train
Wed 30 Aug 2006, The Jerusalem Post
For a second war of independence
Thu 17 Aug 2006, The Jerusalem Post
It’s capitalism’s fault - again
Thu 20 Jul 2006, The Jerusalem Post
How not to develop the Negev
Thu 6 Jul 2006, The Jerusalem Post
A danger to Israeli democracy
Thu 22 Jun 2006, The Jerusalem Post
So Erel Margalit wants to be Jerusalem mayor
Wed 7 Jun 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Chicanery prevails in Israeli campaigns
Mon 29 May 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Ben-Aharon: A Zionist tragedy
Wed 26 Apr 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Pro-market reforms weren’t defeated on March 28
Wed 15 Mar 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Kadima - bad for the economy
Wed 1 Mar 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Seductive snake oil
Wed 15 Feb 2006, The Jerusalem Post
What our elites know
Wed 18 Jan 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Economic exhaustion and political passivity
Thu 5 Jan 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Oh, Jerusalem
Wed 21 Dec 2005, The Weekly Standard
It’s the Economy, Stupid?
Thu 8 Dec 2005, The Jerusalem Post
What political upheaval?
Wed 9 Nov 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Belated stock taking
Wed 26 Oct 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Labor’s ‘war on poverty’ rerun
Wed 28 Sep 2005, The Jerusalem Post
A third-world Israel
Wed 14 Sep 2005, The Jerusalem Post
How to (really) fight poverty in Israel

Sun 21 Aug 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Farewell Bibi, hello Ehud
Wed 3 Aug 2005, The Jerusalem Post
A challenging revolution
Wed 20 Jul 2005, The Jerusalem Post
David Vs. Goliath
Wed 20 Jul 2005, The Weekly Standard
Israel’s silent struggle
Wed 6 Jul 2005, The Jerusalem Post
A Martian just wouldn’t get it
Thu 23 Jun 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Misinformation begets bad policies
Thu 9 Jun 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Danger in ignorance
Thu 26 May 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Do we share values with America?
Thu 5 May 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Is poverty here to stay?
Sun 17 Apr 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Here comes the counter-revolution
Tue 15 Mar 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Netanyahu in the classroom
Thu 3 Mar 2005, The Wall Street Journal Europe
Falling again into Oslo’s aid trap
Tue 22 Feb 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Shooting from the ivory tower
Sat 5 Feb 2005, The Jerusalem Post
In critical condition
Fri 4 Feb 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Death of a salesman
Thu 20 Jan 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Welcome home, Stanley Fischer
Wed 5 Jan 2005, The Jerusalem Post
Dovrat Commission tinkers while education system burns
Sat 11 Dec 2004, ICSEP
Israel’s financial revolution
Thu 9 Dec 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Institutions of lower learning (II)
Wed 10 Nov 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Our institutes of lower learning
Wed 27 Oct 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Singin’ the small-business blues
Thu 7 Oct 2004, The Weekly Standard
Israel at a Crossroads
Wed 22 Sep 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Expert witness syndrome
Sat 4 Sep 2004, The Jerusalem Post
The banks fight dirty
Wed 25 Aug 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Labor offers some old ideas on the economy

Wed 11 Aug 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Ehud Olmert the obstructionist
Wed 28 Jul 2004, The Jerusalem Post
False justice
Wed 14 Jul 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Coming up empty at the Caesarea
Thu 17 Jun 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Reconsidering Ronald Reagan
Fri 4 Jun 2004, The Wall Street Journal
Will peace processing undermine Israel’s economy, again?
Thu 20 May 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Undermining the Israeli economy
Thu 6 May 2004, The Jerusalem Post
A confusing identity
Mon 3 May 2004, The Weekly Standard
Ariel Sharon’s gamble: Is there safety behind a wall?
Thu 22 Apr 2004, The Jerusalem Post
The editor as demi-god
Thu 8 Apr 2004, The Jerusalem Post
An open letter to Ehud Olmert
Thu 25 Mar 2004, The Jerusalem Post
No substitute for strategy
Thu 11 Mar 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Poisoning the American mind
Thu 26 Feb 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Can the banks be reformed?
Thu 12 Feb 2004, The Jerusalem Post
NPR’s anti-Israel bias
Fri 30 Jan 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Statism breeds corruption
Thu 29 Jan 2004, The Jerusalem Post
The BBC’s hatred for Israel
Thu 15 Jan 2004, The Jerusalem Post
A better way to help the poor
Thu 1 Jan 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Arguing with success
Wed 3 Dec 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Monopolies eat us up
Thu 20 Nov 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Toward what end?
Wed 5 Nov 2003, The Jerusalem Post
National paralysis
Thu 23 Oct 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Trust not in statistics
Thu 25 Sep 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Ministers, cuts, and growth
Thu 11 Sep 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Why they don’t work
Thu 28 Aug 2003, The Jerusalem Post
About deception and decency











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