Igal Sarna: The poor, moderate Israeli immigrants filled with a lust for revenge on Gaza
After a Hamas missile strikes, the only comfort for these poor Israelis is that Gaza is suffering moreFirst Posted January 2, 2009
Igal Sarna
writes from Tel Aviv on Palestinian affairs for Yediot Aharonot, Israeli’s largest daily paper. After serving as a tank commander in the Yom Kippur War in 1973, he became one of the founders of the Peace Now movement. He received the IBM Tolerance Prize for a series of cover stories on Iranian political prisoners in Israel. His book Broken Promises is published by Atlantic Books.
The strange story of Marie Antoinette's self-winding watch
At last the truth has emerged about the daring theft of a priceless watch from an Israeli museumFirst Posted November 21, 2008
Conscience of the Israeli spymaster's daughter
Igam Sarna meets a Mossad chief's daughter who is in jail for refusing national serviceFirst Posted October 9, 2008
Hitler has reappeared peacefully in Israel
Israel's curiosity in its Nazi past has grown to maturity from illicit boyhood fantasies, says Igal SarnaFirst Posted June 23, 2008
Israel's Satan is dead - for now
The military is threatened by apathy, progress and a shortage of bogeymenFirst Posted December 17, 2007
The female suicide bomber
The story of a Palestinian girl who wanted to become a martyrFirst Posted September 3, 2007
Israel: a state of confusion
Igal Sarna remembers one war and dreads anotherFirst Posted July 30, 2007
Israel counts the cost of war
First Posted September 21, 2006
