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The Paris Tragedy – Religious Liberty in Israel – The Troubled Obama-Netanyahu Marriage

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November 15, 2015

I recommend three important articles published this week, all of which add insight in these troubled times.

1. Five Lessons From the Paris Tragedy  – Times of Israel and the Algemeiner – David Harris of the AJC lists five important lessons that ought to be learned from the terrorist attack on France this past week.

https://www.algemeiner.com/2015/11/15/five-lessons-from-the-paris-tragedy/

2. Netanyahu, Don't Surrender to ultra-Orthodox Ultimatums – Haaretz‎ – Rabbi Eric Yoffie challenges PM Netanyahu to concretize his recent statements promoting religious equality and diversity in the state of Israel.

http://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-1.685825

3. Scenes From a Marriage – Huffington Post – Amir Tibon and Tal Shalev offer an in-depth dissection of the difficult relationship between President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu.  

http://highline.huffingtonpost.com/articles/en/bibi-obama/

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