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Israel offers intelligence to help war against Islamic State

Following massed, coordinated attacks against civilians in the heart of Paris, governments around the world are reflecting on what can be done to protect their citizens and to tackle an ascendant Islamic State (ISIS).

Briefs: CIA lifts lid on Israeli raid on Syrian reactor; Iranians raze Tehran shuls

CIA: Syria Could Have Made Two Nukes

\nIsrael destroyed a Syrian nuclear reactor that was nearly ready to produce two bombs, the CIA chief said.

\nMichael Hayden said Monday that the secret, unfinished reactor that the United States believes Israel bombed Sept. 6 in northeastern Syria eventually would have made fissile material for bombs.

‘The Good Shepherd’: I was a young man for the CIA

Eric Roth\’s impressive resume as a Hollywood screenwriter includes an Oscar (for adapting \”Forrest Gump\”) and a string of reality-based screenplays about the difficulties important people face choosing between realpolitik and personal morality.

Needed: Rational Discussion

I\’ve spoken to many groups all over Los Angeles during extremely volatile times. I\’ve never seen such rudeness, narrow mindedness and just plain boorishness.

A Different War

The Times\’ editors no doubt also took into account the fact that reports on financial tracking had appeared numerous times before, beginning with the president\’s 2001 announcement that his administration would do everything in its power to disrupt the source of terrorist funding.

Staff Loyalties Stir Concern Over Work

There may be no greater test of the United Nations\’ vaunted neutrality than to be a Palestinian staffer of the U.N. Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) in the Gaza Strip or West Bank.

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