Aryeh Green

In early 2014, I hiked the Israel National Trail, a 600-mile trek through the Negev desert, the mountains of the Galil, the hills of Jerusalem, the beaches along the coast and everything in between.  A challenge for a 50+ casual hiker just getting over a painful divorce, the Trail afforded an amazing perspective on the […]

In the aftermath of UNSC Res. 2334, criticism has come from Right and Left, in America and Israel.  Defenders of the decision by the U.S. to abstain, and the vote in favor by Israel’s other supposed allies in the free world, France, Britain, New Zealand, Spain and Japan, suggest it’s just another statement opposing Israel’s […]

“Why Israel Doesn’t Care About Peace” was the screaming headline on the cover of Time Magazine a few months ago, stunning for all who know something about Israel, or about journalism. Not only because Karl Vick’s article, filed from Jerusalem, reported nothing of the kind. But many were shocked at the cynical, simplistic cover title […]