Dictators’ Waltz
Among the myriad new possibilities opening up for American Jewish women these days, there\’s none quite as dizzying as the possibility facing Eliane Karp in the coming weeks.
Among the myriad new possibilities opening up for American Jewish women these days, there\’s none quite as dizzying as the possibility facing Eliane Karp in the coming weeks.
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The Israeli security zone in Lebanon was that kind of a place – slightly makeshift, slightly madcap, part killing field, part theater of the absurd, a place where everything goes and everything went.
Over the past two decades, Israel has slowly and painfully learned a whole degree course of lessons from its adventures in Lebanon.
Kissandra Cohen had everything going for her.A certified child prodigy with a sky-high IQ, by age 20 she had finished law school and was heading toward an MBA degree.\n\n
When Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak travels to the United States for meetings May 21-23, he\’ll leave behind faltering peace talks, a government in jeopardy and violent flare-ups with the Palestinians.
There is a grimy Arabic sign high on the wall of the imposing new building rising on a rocky, ragged hillside in the West Bank village of Abu Dis.
There is a grimy Arabic sign high on the wall of the imposing new building rising on a rocky, ragged hillside in the West Bank village of Abu Dis.
Heard the one about the father who told his children he was leaving their mother in order to get them to come home for Passover?




