Etgar Keret

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Protesting the boycott law, Rabin Square (Photo: Yossi Gurvitz)
Israeli society mounts resistance to assault on democracy (updated)
This post has been updated, 21 July, 2011 When we look back on this period in Israeli history, I don’t want to wonder: “why didn’t Israelis fight for their democracy? Why did they stand by and let themselves be taken over by sham leaders representing repressions that belonged to the dark days of the last…
By Dahlia Scheindlin July 20, 2011
Revolutionary graffiti on a Cairo wall (photo: Sarah Carr/Flickr)
How to send a +972 reporter to Egypt via crowd-sourced funding
My first visit to Cairo, as described in this post, was a memorable experience. Not being there for the uprising that toppled Mubarak was a painful one. The revolution is ongoing, though, and it’s an amazing story that I would love to write about for +972 Magazine. But ours is a self-financed media shop, staffed…
By Lisa Goldman March 7, 2011
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