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This article will be released in full online May 6, 2023. Over six months into to Israel’s atrocity-filled assault on Gaza, Laurence Shoup digs deep to reveal a…

The Israeli government has not been shy about its plans to conduct targeted killings of Hamas officials in other countries—but that requires taking some serious risks.

Shin Bet and Mossad launch joint operation to track down and eliminate Oct 7 perpetrators to echo search for Black September terrorists

From the blog of Vas Shenoy at The Times of Israel

The Tar-Baby is the second of the Uncle Remus tales published in the United States in 1881. In it, the evil Brer Fox conjures a doll made of tar and turpentine with which to entrap the Brer Rabbit. The more the victim tries to shake himself free, the

The “tar baby” is the second of the Uncle Remus tales published in the US in 1881. In it the evil “Bre’er” fox conjures a doll made of tar and turpentine with which to entrap the “Bre’er Rabbit”, the more the victim tries to shake himself free the more entangled he becomes. Several recent events make one think of that American cautionary tale. Last year China published the final map of its “One World One Road” global project, leaving Iran completely out.

Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel’s Decision to Invite Reza Koresh Ali Pahlavi Was Puzzling. This Wasn’t a Diplomatic Move but Political Propaganda.

Rina Kimche, whose work has a rustic, archaeological quality, gets her first U.S. solo exhibition at BAMPFA, including some sculptures that have never been on display before.

From the blog of Steve Rodan at The Times of Israel

From the blog of Mordechai Silverstein at The Times of Israel