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The Danger of a False Peace – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Americans began the week paying an average of $4.31 per gallon of gasoline. In Israel, only a pre-Rosh Hashanah fuel tax cut keeps prices below the equivalent of $10 per gallon. Consumers may soon view those prices as a bargain. The world’s next oil-price shock may come through the Strait of Bab al-Mandeb, Arabic for “Gate of Tears,” one of the world’s busiest waterways, which flows by Yemen. The Houthis — Iran’s most resilient proxy by far — launched a surprise military blitz last week, extendi
A Year of Indecision – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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America’s allies have traditionally looked to Washington for strong leadership, while adversaries have tried to exploit weaknesses. Over the past year, however, US foreign policy has too often projected contradiction rather than resolve. Washington has vacillated between confrontation and negotiation. Ultimatums are issued, then extended, ignored, or allowed to lapse. Tariffs are levied, lowered, raised, and rescinded, leaving importers, exporters, and trading partners unsure which policy will e
Why Israel Keeps Its Preemptive Edge – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Israel’s use of preemptive force did not begin with last week’s strike in Syria. It has been a central part of the IDF’s military doctrine since the 1967 Six Day War, when Israeli pilots destroyed the bulk of the Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian air forces on the ground. It continued with the 1981 raid that demolished Iraq’s Osirak nuclear reactor just weeks before it would have begun producing nuclear fuel. Israel again followed that longstanding doctrine last week, attacking the Abu al-Duhur ai
No Big Deal – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Six years have passed since the mid-August 2020 announcement that Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) were normalizing relations, with Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco following suit. In the beginning, the Abraham Accords seemed to offer a pragmatic path toward historic reconciliation between the descendants of Yitzchak Avinu and Yishmael and to bring the modern-day Arab-Israeli conflict to a close. Six years later, that promise remains largely unfulfilled, even though the relationships among t
Are Democrats Going Socialist? – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Mishpacha’s Keyboard Warriors, Binyamin Rose and Maury Litwack, tangle over political developments in the US. Will the Democrats turn red — as in socialist? Will Republicans bother to show up? And who will win the White House in 2028? With Abdul El-Sayed’s primary win in Michigan, is it still realistic for pundits to call socialists and progressives just a fringe of the Democratic Party, or are they actually its future? Binyamin Rose: I go back to 1972, when George McGovern became the Democratic
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