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Yehuda LukacsHaaretz |
A few days ago, on Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Memorial Day), Israel presented itself as the world’s foremost guardian of Holocaust memory. Sirens sound,...
On Saturday night, one day before the elections, thousands of Hungarians chanted in the streets of Budapest: “Russians Go Home.” It was once a...
Wars are usually measured in bombs dropped and lives lost. Yet their most enduring costs often emerge later, in the form of mass displacement and...
For decades, American Jews rarely had to choose between their political convictions and their attachment to Israel. Support for Israel and commitment...
The passing of Robert Duvall brought back a small, vivid chapter of my life in northern Virginia—a world I visited each week, but to which I never...
In the months before the 2003 invasion of Iraq, much of the American media moved in unsettling unison. The dominant narrative, asserted by officials,...