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The Express Tribune (blog)
The wailing wall of Israel
The Express Tribune (blog)
Surprisingly enough, Israeli chefs at the Grand Beech Hotel, when they figured out my Pakistani roots, knew how to prepare the big spicy mother of omelettes for the hectic day ahead. Amongst many of my discoveries, I found out that Zionism had a ...

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'Jewish democracy' founded on ugly battles
Al-Resalah
From the settlements to the daily control of millions of Palestinians without citizenship, liberal Zionists point to the 45-year-old military regime in the West Bank and Gaza and say: "This is where it all went wrong." On that basis, they claim that a ...

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The Cutting Edge
Gabriel Max Scheinmann
The Cutting Edge
The House Armed Services Strategic Forces subcommittee has voted to allocate $680 million, which would allow Israel to cover the entire country against the missile threat from Gaza, the Sinai, and from southern Lebanon.

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Sydney Morning Herald
Just who is selling Rivkin's old boat?
Sydney Morning Herald
CBD The modest dinghy once owned by the flamboyant (and now deceased) Sydney stockbroker Rene Rivkin is back on the market. Known when the late Swiss-banking enthusiast owned it as Dajoshadita, after the first syllable of each of his children's names, ...

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World news in photos: Mali refugees face starvation
Seattle Post Intelligencer
(ABDELHAK SENNA/AFP/GettyImages) Photo: ABDELHAK SENNA, Getty Images / 2012 AFP Malian shepherd Mahmoud Al Hassan, a refugee at Mbere refugee camp, near Bassiknou, southern Mauritania, sells goats at the Jmaa market. (ABDELHAK SENNA/AFP/GettyImages) ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
Stern appraisal needed in luxury yacht sale
Sydney Morning Herald
THE modest dinghy once owned by flamboyant Sydney stockbroker Rene Rivkin is back on the market. Known when the late Swiss-banking enthusiast owned it as the Dajoshadita, after the first syllable of each of his children's names, the 33-metre motor ...

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The National Interest Online (blog)
Paul Pillar
The National Interest Online (blog)
Conscription is a direct affront to free-market principles, given that it involves compelling people to act differently from how they would have acted in response to the incentives provided by the market. But on some subjects markets, left on their own ...

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