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As Ankara mends fences with pro-Western Arab governments and Israel, Hamas could become collateral damage and may be expelled from Turkey.
Israel’s counter-terror legal toolkit, while critical, is relatively small. The struggle to find new legal solutions is a symptom of the wider problem of asymmetrical warfare.
Washington watch: War may be hell, but clearly it is good for business. What’s less clear is what Israel’s coldly pragmatic approach may do to its already battered world image.
The so-called unification of Jerusalem is fiction. In reality, Jerusalem remains one of the most divided cities in the world.
There are two different issues we are facing that are critical to improving our communal lives: The ravages of social media amongst our youth and how we incorporate singles into our communities.
Despite the great contributions of generations of Greek Orthodox and Greek Melkite Catholics, such as Shireen Abu Akleh, they still face discrimination in life and death.
This year, there was a new and powerful reason to celebrate the Jewish state: for the first time in several decades, Israel has new peace partners in the Middle East.
In order to reduce gun violence, he US should adopt a similar approach to the way Israel deals with the unfortunate waves of terrorism that it regularly faces
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Before the next outbreak, let’s quickly address the needs of mixed cities.
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