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In this issue
In Iraqi Kurdistan, a Jewish Past Comes to Life
JULIE LENARZ explores the deepening ties between Israel and the Kurdish quasi-state—and the increased Kurdish recognition of their own Jewish community.
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Five Years After Huge Protests, What's Changed?
In the summer of 2011, hundreds of thousands of Israelis took to the streets hoping for social change and a better way of life. YITZHAK BRONSTEIN explores the surprising fruits of the movement.
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Remembering the Destruction of Iraqi Jewry
Seventy-five years ago, Jews were victim to a broad campaign of murder, rape, and dispossession known as the 'Farhud.' EDY COHEN looks at the origins of the pogrom and its connection to today's Palestinian terror movement.
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Why Is Iran Still Testing Ballistic Missiles?
The Iran deal was supposed to end Tehran's nuclear ambitions. But as DAN FEFERMAN discovers, a crucial part of their program is going full speed ahead.
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Tel Aviv's Vibrant Underbelly
MATTHEW SCHULTZ explores the neglected neighborhood of Neve Sha'anan, and discovers a world of immigrants, locals, and a flourishing culture.
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PHOTOS: Israelis in Cafés Getting Coffee
Every culture loves its coffee, but in the Jewish state, java junkies take inspiration from the best of Europe and the Middle East. With coffee this good, who needs Starbucks?
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