The Latest Attack Suggests Israel Is Changing Its Syria Strategy
But will the new approach work?
June 14, 2022
The Mysterious German of the Galilee
Erich Gunther Deutecom, his temple, and his fate.
The Israeli town of Nahariya, located on the northern part of the Mediterranean coast, was founded by German Jews in the 1930s, and in the 1960s immigrants from Germany and their children still made up the better part of the population. But Erich Gunther Deutecom, who preferred to go by Gidon, wasn’t quite like the others. Matti Friedman attempts to reconstruct his story:
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A European Treaty Won’t Help Israel Prevent Domestic Violence in Its Borders
Why create another international forum dedicated to bashing the Jewish state?
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The Mysterious German of the Galilee
Erich Gunther Deutecom, his temple, and his fate.