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Lisa N. Goldman

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I am a Canadian-Israeli freelance journalist, based in Tel Aviv. I write about everything from art exhibitions and Tel Aviv clubs to suicide bombings and Palestinian refugee camps. In between I try – with intermittent success – to illustrate the complex human dimension of the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. Before moving to Israel in 2000, I lived in New York for 10 years – studying, working and generally inhaling that incredibly exciting city. But now Tel Aviv, which I think is one of the most dynamic and fascinating cities in the world, has captured my heart. I blog about life in Israel at On the Face.

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Latest posts by Lisa N. Goldman

20 March 2006

This week in Israel: elections, a prison siege and bird flu

Israel’s national elections are just over a week away and Israeli bloggers are finally (finally!) showing some interest in the subject – sort of. The thing is, though, that most...

7 March 2006

This week in Israel: elections in three weeks? (yawn)

So here we are, three weeks before national elections - and nobody in the Israeli blogosphere has anything to say. This, despite all the upheavals of the past few months:...

26 February 2006

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This week in Israel: election campaigns, a kidnapping in France and more

Israel is now six weeks before general elections, and the campaigning is starting to heat up. Shai Tsur of Shaister has a concise and intelligent roundup of the campaign platforms...

3 December 2005

Israel: the political drama continues

For the third week in a row, domestic politics is the biggest story in Israel. The political landscape continues to change rapidly, with each day bringing a new and surprising...

26 November 2005

This week in Israel: a “political earthquake” and lots of fun stuff - not just politics

This week, much of the Israeli blogosphere is in a tizzy over what the media lost no time in dubbing a “political earthquake”: Ariel Sharon has left the hawkish Likud...

19 November 2005

Sympathy for Jordan, a political surprise and rallying for Rabin's memory

This week’s post focuses on reactions in the Israeli blogosphere to three events: the suicide bombings in Amman; the election of Amir Peretz as head of the Labour Party; and...

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