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J14 gets Israeli expats to take another look at homeland
Israelis abroad are watching the unfolding events in their homeland with awe, hope – and skepticism. Some of them have left for studies, some for work – and some have left for good because life was just too hard here. Have events changed the way the perceive the country they left? By Roi Ben Yehuda…
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Ami Kaufman
August 9, 2011
An immigrant to Israel struggles to stay here
The social justice movement has started up just in time to offer middle class Israelis like Karen Kaufman hope that life in Israel might finally get better – and cheaper By Karen Kaufman I moved to Israel exactly 15 years ago. Almost immediately after finishing my last exam at high-school, I got on a plane,…
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August 7, 2011
UPDATED: Over 300,000, and Israel STILL isn’t a story
Last week I posted a piece about how mainstream media websites did not update their sites with news items about the huge demo taking place on Saturday evening. There were 150,000 protesters on that Saturday. It’s now 4 hours after this Saturday’s protest. This time it was 350,000 people across Israel. That is 5 percent…
By
Ami Kaufman
August 6, 2011
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Joining the tents: Tel Aviv’s baby carriage protest
The baby carriage protest that took place yesterday, for me, was the most important one yet in the ongoing revolution Israel experiencing. It was much smaller in numbers than previous demos, certainly than the large one held last Saturday and than the next ones coming up. But it was the people who were in it…
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Ami Kaufman
July 28, 2011
Circle of absurdity: Hard-working Israelis can barely make ends meet
The housing fiasco is part of a much bigger problem. It’s about the amount Israelis give, and what they get in return. This protest should be about a fundamental change in the way we set our priorities By Shaul Amsterdamski 1. I’m a parasite. My parents taught me to be independent, and yet – I’ve…
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July 27, 2011
Puerta del Ha’bima: The Spanish revolution reaches Israel
Five weeks after seeing the demonstrations in Madrid, Hagai El-Ad is filled with hope that the passion is finally coming to Israel By Hagai El-Ad The people were ecstatic. The energy was left. The air – and the crowds – were hot. It was one of the most uplifting demonstrations I’ve ever participated in. And,…
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July 25, 2011
My heart is with the Tent Protest: A personal story
An educated, bi-lingual American Israeli who can’t find a job tries – in vain – to get her landlord to fix her drain. Good luck. It started in December—when I did the dishes in the kitchen sink, dirty water and bits of food bubbled up from the shower drain, flooding the bathroom. I called the…
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Mya Guarnieri Jaradat
July 25, 2011
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