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Netanyahu vs. Ronen Bar: What the partial Oct. 7 records show, and what remains disputed (opens the original)
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The fierce confrontation that erupted Monday between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar is the latest chapter in a dispute that has continued for nearly three years: What did each man know before the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, what did the security service recommend and what decisions did the prime minister make?Netanyahu accused Bar of “failures and crimes” and said the former Shin Bet director knew of a “real danger” on the night before the attack but failed to ale
Whatever happened to ‘Free Tibet’? China’s rise, Western self-censorship and a fading cause (opens the original)
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There is a good chance that someone who grew up in the West in the 1990s or early 2000s could not have pointed to Tibet on a map, but knew two words perfectly well: “Free Tibet.” The slogan appeared on T-shirts, bumper stickers and protest signs. Tibetan flags flew at music festivals and university campuses. Richard Gere repeatedly spoke about Chinese rule in Tibet, famously using an appearance at the 1993 Academy Awards to draw attention to the issue. Martin Scorsese directed Kundun. Brad Pitt
‘The party in Sweden is over’: anti-Islam metal keyboardist Jimmie Åkesson closes in on power (opens the original)
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Until just a few weeks ago, Sweden’s election looked close to settled. The center-left bloc led by the Social Democrats held a polling advantage of around 10 points, and Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson appeared headed for defeat after a single term in office. But the final stretch of the campaign has changed the picture. The gap has narrowed sharply, the Liberal Party, which until recently appeared likely to disappear from parliament, has rebounded, and Swedes will vote Sunday in a race that is f
The voting fix that could save Israelis abroad thousands of dollars — and why Israel won’t adopt it (opens the original)
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For an Israeli couple living in Paris, voting in the upcoming election will require more than a short walk to a neighborhood polling station. To cast their ballots, they had to buy flights to Israel costing nearly $4,800.Other Israelis living or temporarily staying in the United States, Europe and elsewhere have described similar circumstances in recent weeks, facing costs of thousands of shekels — and sometimes thousands of dollars — as well as taking time off work simply to be in Israel on Oct
Trump’s coalition fractures as midterm reckoning looms (opens the original)
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Donald Trump’s name will not appear on the ballot when Americans vote on November 3, but the midterm elections are increasingly shaping up as a referendum on his presidency.Less than two years after returning to the White House with a victory that dramatically expanded the Republican coalition, Trump now faces sharp erosion among independent voters, Hispanics and more moderate Republicans, even as his core MAGA base remains overwhelmingly loyal.The stakes are enormous. Republicans currently hold
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