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His work, initially in Russia, includes one of the first comprehensive descriptions of Jewish history in the context of world history.
In the 1920s, France disrupted peace and stability in the Middle East through its assault on Syria.
More regional connections mean lower costs, greater economic equity, and less vulnerability to supply chain disruptions —outcomes of enormous importance to US national security in a multi-polar world
It’s not a safer place: Syria and the Mideast after Assad’s fall from power.
Diplomatic pragmatism paired with nuclear brinkmanship – makes the coming months a critical period for Israeli and international policymakers.
In a world with blurred identities, how should we tackle antisemitic and antizionist attacks?
The world will denounce historical antisemitism but will engage in contemporary antisemitic conspiracy theories.
Amid Syria’s shifting power dynamics, what's next for Israel and the Middle East?
#LetThemGoNow sends the clearest message to bring the hostages home.
Israelis shouldn't be held prisoner in their country because of unfair airline monopolies.
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