Dina Kraft, a 2012 Nieman Fellow, is a veteran foreign correspondent. She currently writes for Haaretz and The Christian Science Monitor, covering Israeli and Palestinian society, and hosts the podcast “The Branch.” A former AP correspondent based in Jerusalem and Johannesburg, she has also been a regular contributor to The New York Times, JTA, and The Daily Telegraph.
Katharine Boo begins her 2003 New Yorker piece “The Marriage Cure” with one of my all-time favorite opening lines: One July morning last year in Oklahoma City, in a public-housing project named Sooner Haven, twenty-two-year-old Kim Henderson pulled a pair … Read more
