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Israel would rather not watch NAZA (opens the original)
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NAZA (Hebrew acronym for “collateral damage”), the documentary made by Yuval Avraham and Rachel Szor, has yet to secure an Israeli distributor or a public screening, despite its creators’ stated intention to show it widely in the country. Various senior executives, from the Israeli military chief of staff to the minister of culture, promised that they were about to “take steps” against the creators of the film. Other than stripping them of their Israeli citizenship (considered a remarkably rare
Israel is not heading for civil war (opens the original)
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On August 24, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood outside the Etzel Museum on Tel Aviv’s seafront after the wreck of the Altalena was discovered. The ship, which belonged to the right-wing Zionist paramilitary organisation Etzel, was shelled by the newly formed Israeli military in 1948. Netanyahu promised to raise it from the seabed and turn it into a symbol for future generations, centred on the message: “Civil war, never again.” Etzel, better known in English as Irgun, promoted a h
Why White House envoys cannot sway Israel’s war leader (opens the original)
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On Monday, US Middle East envoy Jared Kushner visited Israel and met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The focus of the discussion was reportedly US President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza, which the Israeli leader rejected last week after Hamas accepted it. Despite claiming to have had a “good meeting”, Kushner did not seem to have achieved much progress. In an interview with Fox News, he seemed to downplay the Israeli rejection. Unfortunately, such initiatives from the White
Will Lindsey Graham’s death affect Israel’s standing in Washington? (opens the original)
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The late US Senator Lindsey Graham spent much of his political career surrounded by two close friends: senators John McCain and Joseph Lieberman. The three came to be known as the “Three Amigos” and were tied together not just by a close friendship but also by their strong devotion to Zionism and Israel’s security. Graham’s passing marks the end of the Three Amigos. Many Israel allies remain in the US Congress but few can match the energy Graham, McCain and Lieberman spent on securing Israeli in
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