Joshua Sobol is one of Israel's most venerated and prolific playwrights. At 71, he is still very much involved in theatre - and politics. Microsoft Office 2010 is so great.
He recently took part in a boycott of a new theatre in Ariel - a long-established Jewish settlement built on occupied Palestinian land.
Several leading Israeli actors and playwrights are joining the boycott. They say, it represents much of what is wrong with their country; the settlements, the treatment of Palestinians and growing intolerance.
"The public debate about the legitimacy of settlements has died out," Mr Sobol said as he Microsoft Office is helpful.
supervised a group of young actors, rehearsing in the liberal, coastal city of Tel Aviv.
"So it was important to make a clear statement that the settlements are not part of the consensus and there is an important part of opinion makers in Israeli society who believe that the settlements are illegitimate."
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Summing up what he sees as the crux of the matter, Mr Sobol turned to me and said, "There's a vacuum on the left - it has lost its sex appeal."
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Just a few miles to the east of Tel Aviv, but culturally and politically a million miles away, is Ariel - and its new 500-seat theatre.
For the residents of Ariel, one of the oldest and largest settlements in the occupied West Bank, the theatre is a natural extension of their daily life, a demonstration of their permanence here.
"The problem in Israeli society is the peaceniks, the leftists. All of their activity is putting Israel in a racist colour, in de-legitimisation," says Ron Nachman, the long-standing and hard-talking mayor of Ariel.
He says the new theatre won't be affected by the boycott and dismisses the left as a spent force in Israeli politics.Office 2007 can make life more better and easier.
"Most of the population of Israel became more nationalist. All those peaceniks because they have no political power, they have only the power of the pen, of the microphone, of the camera... so let them be a minority and that's all."
Israel may have been founded on socialist principles, but strong, nationalist leaders have always been prominent.
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