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David Haldane

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California, Philippines
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David Haldane, a former Los Angeles Times staff writer, is the award-winning author of three books; a 2015 memoir called :"Nazis & Nudists," a 2021 short-story collection called "Jenny on the Street," and a 2023 essay collection entitled "A Tooth in My Popsicle." In addition to his journalism, essays and short fiction, Haldane has written and produced radio features for which he was awarded a 2018 Golden Mike by the Radio & Television News Association of Southern California. He currently divide…

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Muslim Mindanao misfire

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By David Haldane Verified
| The Manila Times Verified
They’re at it again. The misguided misfits firing bullets instead of filing ballots. I’m talking about last week’s long-delayed parliamentary election in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). Hopefully, it launched a new era of independence and freedom. What it also re-launched, however, was memories of an era most Filipinos hoped had long passed. Some of those memories are mine. Like the first time I flew to the Philippines in 2003.
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The Blogs: Becoming Israeli

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By David Haldane Verified
| The Times of Israel Verified
It was just last week, on Rosh Hashanah, that I finally decided. A holiday that meant little to me growing up. As a diaspora Jew raised in Southern California, being Jewish never seemed very important. Sure, my mother was a Holocaust survivor whose parents and brother had been murdered by the Nazis. And I vividly remember marching in a parade honoring Israel’s “Bar Mitzvah year” in 1961. Being 12 at the time, I undoubtedly wondered about my own upcoming religious rite of passage.
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Becoming Israeli - David Haldane

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By David Haldane Verified
| QOSHE
Becoming Israeli - David Haldane
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