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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.
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.
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Thu 12 Mar 2009 The Wall Street Journal
Mideast peace can start with economic growth
Billions of dollars in foreign aid to the Palestinians has resulted in war not peace. There’s a better way.
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Tue 29 Apr 2008 The New York Sun
Israel still doesn’t get economy
Israel’s elites—especially the chattering classes in the press and the academy—are hostile to capitalism because our universities’ social sciences and liberal arts departments are dominated by post-modernist and neo-Marxist professors.
Ideas matter. Hostility to capitalism exacts a great price from the Israeli economy and from its hapless workers.
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Wed 2 Apr 2008 inFocus
US charity to Israel reconsidered
Jewish institutional efforts must now undergo a period of reform and greater accountability. Some charitable efforts should be privatized. Individuals or groups of donors must take personal responsibility for specific projects, to ensure that funds are dispensed in a responsible and cost effective manner.
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Wed 18 Jul 2007 The Jerusalem Post
A president of visions
President Shimon Peres, we all know, is a man of visions. Some have been better than others. The less successful ones, that translated into costly, failing and even dangerous policies, were those that denied reality.
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Mon 21 May 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Theodor Herzl’s vision betrayed
Wed 7 Feb 2007, The Jerusalem Post
Rush of brilliance
Wed 13 Dec 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Milton Friedman and Israel
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 6 Jul 2006, The Jerusalem Post
A danger to Israeli democracy
Mon 29 May 2006, The Jerusalem Post
Ben-Aharon: A Zionist tragedy
Wed 15 Feb 2006, The Jerusalem Post
What our elites know
Thu 8 Dec 2005, The Jerusalem Post
What political upheaval?
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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 3 Mar 2005, The Wall Street Journal Europe
Falling again into Oslo’s aid trap
Thu 7 Oct 2004, The Weekly Standard
Israel at a Crossroads
Wed 28 Jul 2004, The Jerusalem Post
False justice
Thu 6 May 2004, The Jerusalem Post
A confusing identity
Thu 25 Mar 2004, The Jerusalem Post
No substitute for strategy
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Thu 11 Mar 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Poisoning the American mind
Thu 12 Feb 2004, The Jerusalem Post
NPR’s anti-Israel bias
Thu 1 Jan 2004, The Jerusalem Post
Arguing with success
Thu 20 Nov 2003, The Jerusalem Post
Toward what end?
Thu 28 Aug 2003, The Jerusalem Post
About deception and decency
Thu 14 Aug 2003, The Jerusalem Post
NIF’s not-so-hidden political agenda
Thu 17 Jan 2002, The Jerusalem Post
Well, well! We belong here after all
Thu 8 Nov 2001, The Jerusalem Post
Challenging Israel’s legitimacy
Mon 16 Apr 2001, The Weekly Standard
The Stolen Car Process
Tue 21 Nov 2000, The Wall Street Journal Europe
The economic road to peace
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Sun 19 Nov 2000, The Financial Times
Can economics rescue peace?
Wed 25 Oct 2000, The Jerusalem Post
Fools and rogues
Wed 11 Oct 2000, The Jerusalem Post
When politics deny reality
Wed 2 Aug 2000, The Jerusalem Post
Why not divide Jerusalem
Wed 8 Mar 2000, The Jerusalem Post
Still half blind
Wed 26 Jan 2000, The Jerusalem Post
Exile was another world
Fri 18 Jun 1999, The Wall Street Journal
Israel needs economic security, too
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