Vol.
8, No. 3 Spring
1999
Mazal Tov!
We often
speak of the IASPS Koret Fellowship Program as a family. Far flung, perhaps -
from San Francisco to Washington to Jerusalem, and with graduates in Seattle,
Chicago and all over Israel. But we remain a family.
Third‑year Fellow Udi Menirav and first‑year
Fellow Limor Avyet imbued the IASPS Koret Family with a new - more literal -
meaning when they stood together under the bridal canopy this spring, pledging
their eternal love.
We at IASPS and Koret wish the new Mr. and Mrs. Menirav
much love, health and happiness together, and hope that they and the new
generation they will raise will bring light and freedom to the entire
House of Israel.
Also in This Issue:
Robert J. Loewenberg on the fiction of a booming Israeli economy
Alvin
Rabushka on the meaning of Barak’s victory for Israel
The Koret Fellows
and a new way to think about Israel’s Future