Showing posts with label KirschenYaakov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KirschenYaakov. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
The celebrated Israeli cartoonist, Yaakov Kirschner, has graced refWrite's frontpage before. In the midst and mist of this blog's support for the Egyptian revolution, while hoping and seeking signs that neither Mubarak nor the Muslim Brotherhood will prevail in the present flux and contemplated elections (still scheduled for October?), we take note of Kirschner's wry setting forth of the dilemma he sees, and most defenders of Israel see, as the realpolitik of the situation. Israel may be now planning to put itself on a permanent war footing. -- Politicarp
Dry Bones (Feb4,2k11; Feb9,2k11)
Saturday, June 05, 2010
Semiotics: Cartoon: Yaakov Kirschen the celebrated cartoonist May25,2k19 semaphores the Israeli situation today
Semiotics: The artist is Yaakov Kirschen of Israel who is widely celebrated for his award-winning wit, simplicity of concept (given the complexity of issues with which he often deals), and persistence of effort over the years. DryBonesBlog.com is the name of his major web presence, and his cartoons usually have an accompanying wr-t-up on the blog.
-- Semaphore
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Friday, April 06, 2007
Politics: Iran: British sailors seized by Iran to prove what? -- a Kirschen cartoon
The British Sailors, an original cartoon by Yaakov Kirschner(c)April 2,2k7. Digitally republished with permission of the artist.
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Labels: aesthetics, BritHostages, cartoons, KirschenYaakov, politics, politicsIran
Thursday, March 08, 2007
Politics: Palestine: Incitement and the Peace Process, a Kirschen cartoon
Incitement and the Peace Process is an original cartoon by Yaakov Kirschen(c)March 7, 2007
Digitally republished with permission of the artist.
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Labels: aesthetics, cartoons, educationPalestine, KirschenYaakov, politicsPalestine
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