David Stavrou

5 days ago | svd.se | David Stavrou

Göran Rosenbergs sätt att tala om landet är farligt, skriver David Stavrou. Publicerad 2025-06-23 22:00Det här är en idédebattartikel publicerad av SvD:s kulturredaktion. Åsikterna som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Om du har synpunkter eller vill delta i debatten kan du mejla [email protected]. I en artikel i SvD förra veckan delade Göran Rosenberg sin oro över den judiska världen. Jag och många andra delar vissa av hans farhågor.

1 month ago | svd.se | David Stavrou

Den som kritiserar Israels krig i Gaza kan inte tas på allvar om man inte också har ett seriöst förslag på hur man ska skydda israeliska medborgare från ännu en massaker. Publicerad 2025-05-25 09:30Det här är en text från SvD Ledare. Ledarredaktionen är partipolitiskt oavhängig med beteckningen obunden moderat. Israels nya markoffensiv i Gaza väcker starka reaktioner i Sverige, som vanligt vad gäller konflikten i Mellanöstern.

1 month ago | haaretz.com | David Stavrou

Apr 30, 2025 1:16 pm IDTApr 30, 2025 1:16 pm IDTWhen Irene Levin's mother was 96, she left her apartment in Oslo and moved into a Jewish old age home. Levin and her two children wanted her mother's – and their grandmother's – new home to feel like a miniature version of the elegant, meticulously arranged apartment she had lived in for decades. NameEnter the commenter display nameBy adding a comment, I agree to this site’sTerms of useFast track approval of subscriber comments.

2 months ago | haaretz.com | David Stavrou

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2 months ago | haaretz.com | David Stavrou

Apr 1, 2025 11:33 pm IDTSend in e-mailSend in e-mail Apr 1, 2025 11:33 pm IDTSTOCKHOLM – It's hard to think of two countries more different from each other than Greenland and Israel. Greenland actually isn't even a country; it's an autonomous area on its way to independence from Denmark. It's also a giant island almost empty of inhabitants, with no intercity roads and no traffic jams. Israel, as we all know, is crowded, hot, small and tense. SUBSCRIBESUBSCRIBECancel anytimeAlready signed up?