Peretz Kidron
Peretz Kidron is a writer and translator residing in Jerusalem. He is a longtime activist with Israeli peace organization Yesh Gvul.
Articles by this Author
| Sharon's Sights on Strategic Objective |
Many critics of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon depict him as an adroit tactician who has a ready answer for every immediate problem, but entirely lacks a long-term strategy. Ari Shavit, a columnist for the liberal Israeli daily Haaretz,... |
|
| Orange Rampant |
Israel’s national colors are blue and white. In the summer of 2005, however, an Israeli driver adorning his vehicle with ribbons in those hues runs the risk of a broken antenna or a vandal’s scratches in the paint job. Conversely,... |
|
| Less a “Big Bang” Than an Earthquake |
The two successive strokes and the cerebral hemorrhage that struck down Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon came just a few weeks after the somber ceremonies marking the tenth anniversary of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. The causes of the... |
|
| Livni in Principle and in Practice |
On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, the sitting Israeli prime minister spoke more plainly than ever before in public about what will be required of Israel in a comprehensive peace with the Palestinians and Syria. In a September 29... |
Latest Issue
Latest Op-Eds
| Futile Military Financing (April 3, 2013) |
| State of the Drones (February 13, 2013) |
| Zero Dark Thirty's Losing Premise (February 6, 2013) |




