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Iran, Israel, Hamas: Act II Of A Middle East Tragedy

Almost 10 months after the Oct. 7 attack, the Middle East appears to be on the verge of a second act of tragedy. This new escalation of the conflict could result in regional war on a massive scale.

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Israel-Palestine War

Stolen Land, Stolen Life: When An Israeli Soldier Takes A Gazan Baby Home

An Israeli soldier took an infant girl from Gaza after her family was killed during bombings, and brought her to an undisclosed location in Israel. When the news emerged, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry, based in the West Bank city of Ramallah, called it a “heinous crime” and demanded the return of the child to Palestine.

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Geopolitics

Who’s To Blame For Gaza Hospital Bombing? The 8 Key Points To Consider

Also, Egyptian president appears to threaten war with Israel over Palestinian refugees, and German chancellor forced to evacuate his plane amid air raid alert.

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Geopolitics special series The Endless War

Nine More Dead In The West Bank — And Israel Still Thinks The Palestinian Question Doesn’t Exist

… and it runs much deeper than Benjamin Netanyahu’s new government.

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In The News

Ukraine War Sparks Divisions Among Israel’s Russian Population

Russian speakers represent 15% of the Israeli population. And now, the war in Ukraine is bringing long-simmering tensions in their community to the surface.

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Geopolitics Society

Mare Nostrum: Jews, Palestinians And Our Mediterranean Identity

On a recent trip to Sicily, Israeli novelist A. B. Yehoshua was reminded of the Mediterranean’s still powerful role as a meeting place of peoples and cultures.

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Society

An Egyptian Novelist’s Passion For Hebrew

“It would have been more fitting for us to speak either Arabic or Turkish in this gathering today, especially given the common cultural heritage we share. There should have been someone present today to translate to Turkish. It is a shame really that we have to communicate in English.” — Orhan Pamuk at the 2007 […]

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