Tag Archives: max dimont

throw someone under the bus, not just anyone

Posted on July 3, 2012 by Dave

“Harold dear, (Sir Harold MacMichael) there’s a nice looking man at the door wanting to see you. presentable. he says he knows Lord Moyne, …and by the way, he’s holding a gun. A rather large one. Imagine, in our neighborhood,” … Continue reading →

Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion | Tagged Anwar Sadat, Avraham Stern, Edward Said, Folke Bernadotte, Folke Bernadotte assassination, Harold Macmillan, Lord Moyne assassination, Martin Buber, max dimont, Moses Mendelssohn, Rabbi Stephen Wise, Sir Harold MacMichael, Stern Gang, Theodor Herzl, Yitzhak Shamir | Leave a comment

land day: blasting into now time

Posted on March 31, 2012 by Dave

Looking at the Middle-East and the world in general, it does not seem that retaining religious character puts people off in a secular age. Rather it seems to have found its own vernacular within the everyday, the “ready-mades” of life … Continue reading →

Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion | Tagged a.m. klein, Branch Rickey, Israel Land Day demonstration, Israel Land Day riots, Jerusalem riots 1929, Marcel Duchamp, max dimont, Menahem Kahana, rabbi ahron cohen, Walter Benjamin | Leave a comment

compromised attachments

Posted on June 4, 2011 by Dave

But, they are both equally valid formulations of the divine wisdom. At issue is the acceptance or denial of the mystical core and revolutionary undercurrents. However,A shaky atmosphere of mutual respect occasionally undercut by an ancient rift that represents itself … Continue reading →