I hope your articles are getting a large audience in Israel. They certainly ought to.

ICSEP’s approach… is of great interest to a Knesset member like myself who has to face daily concrete policy issues…

Daniel Doron is helping me fight the historic battle that is now taking place over the future of Israel’s economy.

I could not agree with you more on the importance of the economic foundations of the peace process… Thank you again for all of the assistance you have provided…

I am convinced that such a wealth of professional experiences as I had on your study mission shall not come my way for a long time, if ever…

The Israel Center for Social and Economic Progress has been one of the few organizations [in Israel], if not the only one, consistently on the right side.

[I] salute the extraordinary work, which Daniel Doron and his institute have undertaken…

Slowly things are moving in the right direction and you rightly claim a substantial amount of credit for ICSEP.

Your proposed reforms are excellent. If you can get these adopted you will have achieved a miracle.

Your formulations of the problems is the best I have seen. Every word is worth its weight in gold.

[ICSEP] is the main fighter in Israel for free enterprise. Its very lucid statements are day by day making us a freer society.

In my view, [ICSEP’s] conference contributed substantially to the advancement of free market ideas in Israel.

There is no doubt that your action plan deserves deep analysis and that it raises important points.

ICSEP has introduced innovative ideas into public life, has started people thinking about economic realities, and is generally doing an excellent job.

I learn a lot from your publications and they serve me daily in my Knesset work.

We need a change towards freer markets. What ICSEP does is to fulfill that role as a catalyst for change. I think it is irreplaceable.

It is important that ICSEP’s voice continue to ring out. Please keep up your efforts on behalf of the Jewish people.

Thank you for including me in the dinner with Israeli Supreme Court Justices... I learned a lot... Your Center is surely doing good work.

Your What You Wanted to Know [book] is most interesting and an important contribution to decision-makers in the economic sphere.

Your insights into the many political and bureaucratic problems that face Israel are both provocative and enlightening.

The view of all the justices with whom I spoke was that [your conference] was most successful, both in its contents and in its organization.

I am very grateful for your flawless hostmanship in arranging… our meetings… my perceptions concerning that part of the world will never be the same.

I fully agree with the thrust of your argument of the close positive link between economic development, civil society and peace.

ICSEP is like a breath of fresh air… It deserves the support of all of us who are deeply committed to the survival of a strong and healthy Israel.

I benefited greatly from hearing many of the first rate speakers and the chance to meet many of the outstanding people you brought together for this conference.

The audience at your law and economics conference was perhaps the most influential and outstanding group of jurists ever assembled in Israel.

You are indeed waging a difficult struggle but it is imperative that you continue to do so.

Thanks for the frankness and generosity you have shown me in all our contacts. Your spirit of cooperation has brought resolution to certain bilateral problems.

Your sharp focus and the in-depth and clear analysis of the topics you treat are revealing new sides to issues that are often presented to us in a one-sided way…

Thanks to ICSEP’s help, I have just completed my first trip to Israel… I am astounded by the number and quality of meetings that were put together…

ICSEP’s director, Daniel Doron, is a fearless fighter for a new independent and strong Israeli economy.

I hope decision-makers and policy formulators shall be assisted by your good work when they formulate public policy.

Your conference was an occasion for seminal thinking and the exchange of ideas on the highest level.

All of us here at The Heritage Foundation applaud you for your extraordinary work in advancing the ideas of the free society, which we share.

In the past decade [ICSEP Director] Daniel Doron has consistently been perhaps the most effective proponent of a strictly free-market approach in Israel…

The presentations in your excellent conference on New Economics, New Politics in Jerusalem last November were very thoughtful.

The economic growth spurred by open markets is the engine to counter Islamist extremism. ICSEP is the beacon for the free market in the Middle East.

The US Government salutes your achievements, your institute’s achievements…

Since as head of ICSEP you find it useful to disseminate [your recent publication], I am confident that I will both enjoy reading it and also learn from it.

For many years, Daniel [Doron] and the Israel Center for Social and Economic Progress have prepared the intellectual groundwork for reforming the nation’s economy…”

Your materials are riveting, to the point, and analyse correctly what has taken place… Indeed, a free economy and true democracy march hand in hand, and they shall also lead to true peace…

In an Israeli society long dominated by socialist economic thinking, decades of unabashed support for free market reform makes Daniel a very rare breed.