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What Arab Israelis Really Think About Israel’s Election (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. What is the biggest election issue for Arab citizens of Israel? An end to violent crime on their streets, they say—not, in other words, the future of Palestine. Seventy-four percent of respondents said violence and crime was their biggest concern, while 7.6 percent noted the importance of resolving the Israel-Palestine crisis, according to a recent survey conducted on behalf of the Konrad Adenauer Program for Jewish-Arab Cooperation at the Moshe Dayan C
Israel’s Soft Power Is Its Hard Power (opens the original)
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The billions of dollars that Israel will rake in from a recently announced defense deal with Greece will greatly help the Israeli economy after the country has fought three different wars in the past three years. The benefits, however, far outweigh the pecuniary relief. For a country increasingly isolated on the global stage, defense deals have proved the most reliable answer to its search for allies. For decades, Israel has steadily approached countries beyond its immediate neighborhood that it
Israel’s Soft Power Is Its Hard Power (opens the original)
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The billions of dollars that Israel will rake in from a recently announced defense deal with Greece will greatly help the Israeli economy after the country has fought three different wars in the past three years. The benefits, however, far outweigh the pecuniary relief. For a country increasingly isolated on the global stage, defense deals have proved the most reliable answer to its search for allies. For decades, Israel has steadily approached countries beyond its immediate neighborhood that it
The U.N.’s Next Leader Will Be Either a Secretary or a General (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. For a world mired in conflict and desperate for an unbiased interlocutor, the election of the next United Nations secretary-general couldn’t have come at a better time. The U.N.’s top boss is expected to be the peacemaker-in-chief, at least in theory, and perhaps more importantly, the guardian of a collective moral compass, regardless of national affiliations. Are any of the eight candidates up to the task? As the race heats up, a former U.N. diplomat,
The U.N.’s Next Leader Will Be Either a Secretary or a General (opens the original)
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Get audio access with any FP subscription. For a world mired in conflict and desperate for an unbiased interlocutor, the election of the next United Nations secretary-general couldn’t have come at a better time. The U.N.’s top boss is expected to be the peacemaker-in-chief, at least in theory, and perhaps more importantly, the guardian of a collective moral compass, regardless of national affiliations. Are any of the eight candidates up to the task? As the race heats up, a former U.N. diplomat,
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