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Guy Freeman
Editor of Asians in Israel. Writes about the Asian diaspora communities in Israel — Thai, Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Nepali — their workplaces, restaurants, embassies, and the practical mechanics of living here.
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Guy Freeman, Editor
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Asians in Israel is independently operated by Guy Freeman, a long-time resident of Israel who started the site to fill a gap nobody else was filling: a single English-and-Hebrew source for everything from Thai farmworker labour rights to where to buy Hong Kong-style fish balls in Holon.

The site has covered Israel’s Asian communities since 2024. Editorial decisions, restaurant reviews, embassy news, the business directory — all curated by one person, with named community contributors where they appear.

What I cover personally
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  • Restaurants and groceries — I visit, eat, photograph
  • Embassy and government news — I read the source documents (Hebrew, English) before writing
  • Community profiles — interviews and on-the-ground reporting
  • The directory — listings I have either visited or verified by phone

What I do not do
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  • Mechanical rewrites of other outlets’ news stories
  • Auto-translated machine content (Hebrew translations are mine; for Japanese, Korean, Chinese I only translate when the content is specifically for that community)
  • Anonymous bylines or “editorial team” personas

Get in touch
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Contributing
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If you live in Israel and have direct knowledge of an Asian community here — Thai workers, Korean students, Filipino caregivers, mainland Chinese tech workers, Vietnamese restaurant operators, anyone — I’d like to hear from you. Bylines are credited to you, not folded under a generic site identity.


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