David Grossman is an Israeli author. His novel A Horse Walks Into a Bar won the 2017 Man Booker International Prize
July 2023
Here’s why we march against Netanyahu’s power grab: it’s a fight for Israel’s life as a democratic state
David Grossman
We must oppose plans to restrain the judiciary, portions of which were backed by the Knesset today. Everything is at stake, says the Israeli author David Grossman
January 2020
Amos Oz expressed the painful turbulence of Israeli life
David Grossman
In his books, he helped us face ourselves. A year after his death, we still mourn him, says the Israeli author David Grossman
September 2016
Shimon Peres did great things, but he failed in what mattered to him the most
David Grossman
He never gave up, but he knew a disastrous future was being built for both Israelis and Palestinians
October 2015
We have been given a frightful glimpse into Netanyahu’s mind
David Grossman
Our PM has masterfully mixed and stirred the true dangers facing Israel with the echoes of Holocaust trauma, creating a net to ensnare the majority of Israelis
March 2012
It is Israel's fears, not a nuclear Iran, that we must tame
David Grossman
David Grossman: Israelis must resist Netanyahu's rhetoric. An attack on Iran will bring certain disaster, to forestall one that might never come
June 2010
The Gaza flotilla attack shows how far Israel has declined
David Grossman
David Grossman: The closure of Gaza is the consequence of a clumsy, calcified policy, which resorts by default to the use of massive force
December 2008
Let us stop. Hold our fire. Restraint is our duty to the innocent of Gaza
David Grossman
David Grossman: Israel has much to gain from reinstating a ceasefire and inviting the international community to mediate with Hamas
