Seasonal forgiveness has a limit. Bush and his cronies must face a reckoning
Heinous crimes are now synonymous with this US administration. If it isn't held to account, what does that say about us?
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: December 2008
Deep Throat’s big impact
Mark Felt may not have had a wonderful life but spilling the beans on the Watergate scandal was a wonderful achievement From the Guardian's Comment is Free site
Published by: The Guardian
An accord with the entire Arab world would be a prize worth Israel’s effort
With a four-state problem impeding any two-state solution, the best hope for peace may be to make the stakes even higher
Published by: The Guardian
I have a dream ? a new shul
We want to set up in Stoke Newington a new, non-Charedi community
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
By all means hold Obama’s feet to the fire, but it’s a bit early to cry betrayal
Uproar on the left is premature. There are real grounds for optimism in the new plans outlined by the president-elect
Published by: The Guardian
Britain’s broken constitution
Despite the recession, Gordon Brown has an opportunity to bring in major constitutional reform Posted on guardian.co.uk
Published by: The Guardian
In this recession, we want comfort culture to go with our comfort food
From Billy Elliot to JK Galbraith, our taste in a downturn satisfies one of two appetites: escape or understanding
Published by: The Guardian