Joshua Gindis (joshua-gindis)

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Joshua Gindis ('22) is an Opinions writer. His primary interests include architecture, linguistics, and geopolitics. When not writing for the Spectator, he enjoys traveling and spending time outdoors.

In Response to “A People Abandoned”

Joshua Gindis, Maya Dunayer

The Israeli government is not legally responsible for administering vaccines in areas governed by the Palestinian Authority but has made an effort to facilitate the transportation of vaccines into those areas nonetheless.

Issue 13, Volume 111

The Death of Regionalism

As advances in technology draw the corners of the globe closer than ever before, we must take a more active role in the preservation of the regional cultures and heritages that make each place unique.

Issue 6, Volume 111

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The Capitalist Case for Eating the Rich

Wealth disparity is an issue too often overlooked, and capitalists need to start addressing it lest they be blamed for its consequences.

Issue 4, Volume 111

How Ukrainian Comedian-Turned-President Failed His People

Ukrainian President Zelensky has failed to do right by his nation and rid his government of the corruption that plagues it.

Issue 14, Volume 110

Classical Architecture

Our government deserves to be represented by “classical” architecture, cities and people deserve to be surrounded by it, and Trump’s executive order encouraging its widespread use in the design of future government buildings will undoubtedly benefit the country and the architectural world greatly.

Issue 11, Volume 110

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Unity in Division: The Need for Greater Autonomy in Catalonia

Only through increasing Catalan autonomy will we be able to quell protests and heal the divide that has grown between Catalonia and the Spanish state.

Issue 9, Volume 110

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Crashing the Party

Political parties are a detriment to American society that ought to be abolished.

Issue 3, Volume 110