Israel on My Mind with P. David Hornik
P. David HornikMy thoughts on living in Israel at this time--a time of war, destined to continue for no one knows how long. What it means, what's true, what's false.
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My article now out on PJ Media asks these questions and offers answers. I’ll keep giving notifications here of my PJ Media efforts. And as usual, my recently published memoir, Israel—A Place to Call Home: A Real-Life of Story of Aliyah, is...
Iran's "Deconfliction" Means a More Vulnerable Israel
My new article at PJ Media.
The new "deconfliction" deal for Lebanon was reached between the Vance-led US and the Iranian delegations at Geneva when Qatar teamed up with the Iranians. Not surprisingly, the deal leaves out Israel and is cle...
Meanwhile, in Gaza, Hamas Is on the Ropes
This article of mine has been trending at PJ Media.
With the IDF controlling about two-thirds of Gaza, boxing in Hamas while greatly beefing up the protection of the Gaza border communities, this is currently Israel’s most successful front...
The Israel-Hizballah “Ceasefire War” Rages On
This article of mine can be read at PJ Media, which posted it some hours ago while it was nighttime in Israel and I was getting some sleep.
The article looks at the highly problematic situation in the current Israel-Hizballah war, in whic...
Israel Is Heading for Elections—and Territory Isn’t Even an Issue
[NOTE: This article is cross-posted from PJ Media; thanks to them for introducing it to the world.]
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P. David Hornik is a writer in Be'er Sheva, Israel, and has published books and numerous short works. He's also a translator-editor and pianist.
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