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Israel Journal
My weekly column series on life, work and observations as an American journalist living in Israel that I wrote for 5 months in 2010 for The Epoch Times
An excerpt from my July 11, 2010 column, entitled "Family Matters":
I often watch Israeli families in public and private settings, observing their interactions like an anthropologist. The role children play, so treasured and loved, is fascinating. They are more than the next generation. They are the branches of the tree that is rooted in tradition, grown from the seed of their fathers and fathers' fathers. The hopes of the future are pinned on them, and so they are tended to carefully.
Read more Israel Journals at The Epoch Times
I often watch Israeli families in public and private settings, observing their interactions like an anthropologist. The role children play, so treasured and loved, is fascinating. They are more than the next generation. They are the branches of the tree that is rooted in tradition, grown from the seed of their fathers and fathers' fathers. The hopes of the future are pinned on them, and so they are tended to carefully.
Read more Israel Journals at The Epoch Times
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Various Essays, Cultural Criticism,
and Opinion Pieces
and Opinion Pieces
A minefield in the Golan Heights, occupied northern Israel, at the border with Syria. (Genevieve Long Belmaker)
Media and the Media Industry
