Stepping Out of the Ring
A Jewish reporter who lives in Ramallah states her case in The New York Times. As expected, the result is not pretty.
ManagingTeam
September 3, 2001
Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. Steeped in thousands of years of Jewish history, the city is home to holy sites including the Temple Mount, Western Wall, and the Mount of Olives.
A Jewish reporter who lives in Ramallah states her case in The New York Times. As expected, the result is not pretty.
Charles Krauthammer's journalism is consistently accurate, incisive and enlightening. Even more important is his courage to state the truth.
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