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SPRING 2022
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Iran Enters the Sudanese Civil War
Iran may be about to lose its ally Hamas, now in the process of being defeated. But is it also about to gain a new partner, Sudan, on the western side of the Red Sea? Here we go again in Sudan. For decades the country experienced civil war and famine, triggered by religious conflicts and struggles […]
Video Interview with Fania Oz-Salzberger
JST columnist Ksenia Svetlova interviews Israeli writer and historian Fania Oz-Salzberger about the position of the center-left in Israel today. Oz-Salzberger co-authored the book, Jews and Words, with her late father, the novelist Amos Oz. Read the full transcript below. Note: This transcript is lightly edited. Ksenia Svetlova: I follow you on Twitter and read your […]
Gaza-lighting:
How Israel’s Weakest Foe Became its Worst Enemy
How Israel’s Weakest Foe Became its Worst Enemy
Israel’s version of the Pentagon is a twin-towered office complex in HaKirya, the Compound, bordering what used to be the eastern outskirts of Tel Aviv, until 1948 when the city started expanding and flourishing. On the 14th floor of the complex is a corridor connecting the office suites of the two highest ranking officials. These […]