Jonathan Brun

Satyagraha

Tag: birthright

Herzog @ the UN

Came across an interested exchange regarding the non-contreversial israel-palestine debate. Thought this might substantiate my Birthright writings. Here is extracts from Herzog’s plea to the United Nations in 1975: Complete Exchange Here “Mr. President, It is symbolic that this debate, which may well prove to be a turning point in the fortunes of the United [...]

Birthright and the Middle East – Part I

Been working on this ridiculous essay on my trip to the middle east for over 4 months. Well, not working that hard. Anyways, here it is in installments. Part I: —————————————————————— “The difference between involvement and commitment is like a ham and egg breakfast – the chicken was involved, the pig was committed” – Unknown [...]