Ha’aretz
- July 2013
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16th Jul 2013
“Anyone who really fears for the future of the country needs to be in favor at this point of boycotting…
- March 2013
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8th Mar 2013
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Erdogan has provoked yet another international diplomatic stir with Israel. Speaking, (where else?), at a United…
- February 2013
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7th Feb 2013
On Monday, I invited Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi to visit Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial. Salehi was addressing a packed…
- October 2012
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19th Oct 2012
Visit any government building in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia and you will find two flags hanging proudly outside:…
- September 2012
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21st Sep 2012
How did it come to pass that Israel is now widely perceived as equally culpable, if not more so, for…
- August 2012
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24th Aug 2012
65 years after World War II, it's reassuring that Germany has 'no place for Neonazis.' A more pressing question is why it has room for those carrying on their legacy.
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15th Aug 2012
The arrest in Budapest last week of Laszlo Csatary – a 97-year-old former police officer accused of Holocaust-era war crimes…
- June 2012
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29th Jun 2012
In December 2010, the New York Times’ Robert F. Worth wrote an article about the newspaper Al-Akhbar, “the most dynamic…
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1st Jun 2012
Even before it hit theaters, Sacha Baron Cohen’s “The Dictator” – a gross-out parody of autocrats and the Western leftists…
- May 2012
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About James
James Kirchick is a journalist and foreign correspondent currently based in Washington. He has reported from Southern and North Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, across the European continent, and the Caucasus. He is a fellow with the Foreign Policy Initiative in Washington, D.C., a correspondent for The Daily Beast and is a columnist for Tablet. His first book, The End of Europe: Dictators, Demagogues and the Coming Dark Age is forthcoming from Yale University Press.
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