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Israel / Iran / terrorism / Hamas / Syria / Hezbollah / Iranian nuclear program / Palestinian Authority / United Nations
In this issue
When the IDF Invaded Kathmandu
Israel keeps ignoring the critics and sending its top doctors and rescuers to areas of disaster. YARDENA SCHWARTZ got a first-hand look at the people who are saving lives in Nepal.
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For Some Arab States, Breaking Up Isn't Hard to Do
JONATHAN SPYER asks why it is that some Arab states, faced with collapsing support for the ruling regime, dissolve into civil war while others don't—and what this difference should mean for Western policymakers.
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Can Labor Ever Win Again?
It's been 16 years since Israel's Labor Party won an election. LIAM HOARE asks what has changed in Israel, and suggests that for the Left to win, it has to rediscover its founding principles.
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FIFA, the Palestinians, and the Future of World Football
While global soccer's top execs were dealing with a corruption scandal, the Palestinian Authority tried to hijack yet another international body for their own "anti-normalization" campaign. AIDEN PINK has the inside scoop.
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A Sermon of Hate in the District of Columbia
SHIRI MOSHE visited a local Presbyterian service where congregants were called upon to boycott the Jewish state as a matter of faith.
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PHOTOS: Rabbi Shimon's Pilgrims
In Israel's north, Mount Meron is the scene of an annual ritual drawing tens of thousands of Jews looking for divine inspiration. AVIRAM VALDMAN captured the moment.
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