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Turkey Gives Politics a Chance
Kemal Kirisci
| Apr 04, 2013
Ankara's work with the Kurds and the Israelis suggests a Middle East where talking is an option.
The Demographic Roots of Israel's Right Turn
Leon Hadar
| Jan 28, 2013
Though the right didn't do as well as expected in last week's election, it's still palpably stronger than in the old days.
Israel Rejects the Right Without the Left Winning
Larry Derfner
| Jan 25, 2013
The public showed fatigue with Netanyahu, but he still has no rival.
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Israel's Growing And Not-So-Splendid Isolation
Jacob Heilbrunn
| Sep 12, 2011
The more time passes, the more isolated Israel is becoming. It needs to reboot.
Israel Slides Farther to the Right
Paul R. Pillar
| Jan 18, 2011
Why we should be mourning Ehud Barak's break from the Labor Party.
Israel's Sinister Loyalty Oath
Jacob Heilbrunn
| Oct 07, 2010
Prime Minister Netanyahu keeps giving in to his foreign minister. Who's calling the shots in Israel?
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