Israel 25 Years After Independence Faces Change and Struggles
The Jerusalem portrait recalls 1948 refugees arriving in Haifa and a new state rising from war. Survivors like Donia Rosen now lead government offices while others worry Israel’s values drift amid prosperity, taxes, and rapid modernization.
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Israel's fragile boom and the march toward lasting peace
The piece surveys Israel's postwar rise from the Suez conflict and the 1967 war to a booming economy and rising social tensions. It chronicles immigrant lives, memories of Eichmann, and leaders like Dayan Meir Allon and Ben-Gurion, underscoring the quest for peace with the Arabs and internal challenges.
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