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David Green

Jerusalem

Editor and Writer, Haaretz English at Haaretz

Editor and writer at Haaretz English Edition. Special interest: Israel's Arab citizens

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Articles

  • The Palestinian historian trying to help Jewish Israelis better understand the Nakba

    2 months ago | haaretz.com | David Green

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  • 'I Grieve for the Turn Things Have Taken': How Lawrence Wright Weaved October 7 Into His New Book

    2 months ago | haaretz.com | David Green

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  • A blog about art, politics and shared society in Israel

    Feb 4, 2025 | davidbeegreen.substack.com | David Green

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  • The best cosy fantasy books to curl up with right now

    Jan 30, 2025 | panmacmillan.com | David Green

    30/01/20253 minutes to readFantasy author David Green on why it's time to embrace one of the snuggest of subgenres, and the best cosy fantasy books to get you started. 30/01/20253 minutes to readFantasy. It’s all about epic battles, earth-shattering stakes, and larger-than-life heroes and villains (with a dash of moral ambiguity thrown in for good measure), right?

  • In This Apocalyptic Israeli Novel, the Detonation of Al-Aqsa Isn't Even the Most Shocking Part

    Nov 9, 2024 | haaretz.com | David Green

    When Yishai Sarid wrote 'The Third Temple' in 2015, his vision of a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem might have felt like sci-fi. Nearly a decade later, as the novel is published in English, it could be torn from tomorrow's headlinesNov 10, 2024 1:06 pm ISTNov 10, 2024 1:06 pm ISTI still remember the first time I heard a bar mitzvah boy, a cousin, deliver a speech about the laws of the temple.

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David B. Green
David B. Green @davidbeegreen
4 Feb 25

My report from @Givathaviva's conference on Arab-Jewish shared society Against the grain, by @davidbeegreen https://t.co/fRaQ4Z4gzR

David B. Green
David B. Green @davidbeegreen
6 Oct 24

RT @kaplan_eran: שנה מאשימים אותי. החלטתי לענות אחים לנשק: יצאתי מהבית בתשעה באוקטובר, יום הולדתי, אחרי יומיים של סיוט. האוטו נסע לבד לרחב…

David B. Green
David B. Green @davidbeegreen
20 Jun 24

רק לציין ש sachback@ ציתת את @AvishaiGreen https://t.co/YRI60a8VeV

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עמית סגל מחדשות 12 יוצא נגד העיתון "ניו יורק טיימס" וגם מתארח בו. תם אהרון @Sachback פחות התחבר מהצד השני עם @guyzo https://t.co/F59e0Y7OcF