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I don’t understand all the tekkie details of how or why, but we resolved our

Still catching up on things after a nice and needed Sukkot break. Here’s the latest

Chris Hedges takes on the IDF’s Marva program for Jewish youths from abroad. Been there,

A lot to catch up on after taking off for Sukkot. Surprise, surprise, Walt and

We’re not yet sure why, but we’re having some headaches with our RSS feed. We’re

As a gesture of solidarity with people who know a thing or two about structures

Columnist Ian Black thinks Qassam rockets are a “manageable irritant.” Only someone working for The

Livni to launch campaign to bar terrorist groups from office The goal: “international agreement on

Except perhaps for dandruff, UCLA Professor Saree Makdisi blames just about all of Gaza’s problems

Rather’s Unraveling Anchor Cult Why Dan Rather’s lawsuit against CBS pierces the veil of network

The Arabs could learn from Brazil how to treat Palestinian refugees. After the first of

Join Monday’s rally against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at Columbia, across from Lerner Hall at W. 116th

The NY Times delivers its own expert opinion on Israel’s legal responsibility for Gaza. Despite

Nidra Poller fills in details of Philippe Karsenty’s appellate hearing and the significance of the

Bungled headlines awards for The Independent and The Australian: Olmert cuts energy to Gaza Strip

The Jerusalem Post talked to a few wonks about the cabinet’s decision to label the

The judge hearing Philippe Karsenty’s appeal wants to see France 2 TV’s unreleased raw footage

Israel’s cabinet brands Gaza an “enemy entity.” Here’s the BBC‘s reaction: Correspondents say that by