Q&A: David Shipler on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
It has been 25 years since David K. Shipler published his Pulitzer Prize-winning book “Arab and Jew: Wounded Spirits in a Promised Land.
MORE SCHOOLGIRLS IN WEST BANK FALL SICK (Published 1983)
Another wave of illness hit at least 350 Arab schoolgirls in two towns in the Israeli-occupied West Bank today, leading to demonstrations, stone-throwing and...
UNDER GAZA'S CALM SURFACE: DEATH, DRUGS, INTRIGUE (Published 1981)
The placid surface of everyday life here is a deception.Arab children play laughingly in the brown dust of the crowded refugee camps in this Israeli-occupied...
Opinion | The Arsenal of Memory
David K. Shipler reflects on how the "arms race of memory" has led both Israelis and Palestinians into denial, with tragic consequences.
ISRAEL ENDS ITS BAN ON LAND PURCHASES IN OCCUPIED REGIONS (Published 1979)
Israeli Cabinet ends 12-year regulation prohibiting Israeli citizens and businesses from buying land in occupied Arab territories;...
Emptying the Arsenals of Memory
On a recent episode of the New York Times' “Daily” podcast, David K. Shipler said that both Israelis and Palestinians were “imprisoned by...
CRISIS FOR RUSSIA'S DISSIDENTS (Published 1978)
On the day of his arrest, Anatoly Shcharansky was in a rather cheerful mood. It was his way of facing adversity.
Another View of Vietnam Veterans
David Shipler writes about how perceptions of Vietnam Veterans have changed.
The Arab-American Counts His Stereotypes (Published 1985)
A Washington real estate advertisement pictures an excited Arab sheik with dollar signs on his dark glasses. The message reads: ''Is...
Hundreds of unusual Americans who have chosen to stay (Published 1974)
SAIGON. Of the 2.6 million Americans who spent time in Vietnam at one point or another during the, last decade, it is safe to say that not...
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Journalist and author who has written critically about Angola’s political situation and human rights.