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Some Concrete Facts About Hamas

Guess how many skyscrapers the terror organization could’ve built instead of tunnels

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How a City in France Became a Mecca for Islamists

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I Thought I Meant More to You Than That

Tablet Original Fiction: Angela loves Paul loves Claire loves Adam loves Angela

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A Heartbreaking Picture of Rare Genius Shows America Without Jews

Richard Linklater’s Boyhood is the best film of 2014, and one of the least Jewish movies ever made

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The First Kosher Comic Book Blazed a Trail for Orthodox Outreach

It wasn’t as big as Batman, but ‘Mendy and the Golem’ gave Jewish kids a taste of pop culture—with a rabbinical seal of approval

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Seattle’s Sephardi Jews Brought Us Starbucks: Now They’re Trying To Bring Back Ladino

Seven decades ago, the Jews of Rhodes were sent to Auschwitz. Now some descendants are preserving a culture nearly lost.

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Iron Dome Intercepts Rocket Over Tel Aviv

Meanwhile, IDF soldiers kill Hamas gunmen trying to infiltrate army base

By Stephanie Butnick|July 8, 2014|Leave a comment

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Rockets From Gaza Strip Land in Southern Israel

No casualties reported in largest attack since 2012

By Lily Wilf|March 12, 2014|Leave a comment

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Saga of Terrorism Suit Against Bank of China Continues

Daniel Wultz’s family has some choice words for Bibi

By Adam Chandler|December 17, 2013|Leave a comment

Middle East

Netanyahu Favors Chinese Interests in Terror Case, Causing Dismay All Around

Sheryl and Yekutiel Wultz say Israel promised to help them sue the Bank of China for funneling money to Palestinian terrorists. Why is Bibi backtracking?

By Sam Chester|August 20, 2013|Leave a comment

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Defeat Hamas. There, I Said It.

We must drop the assumption that there is no way to vanquish Hamas. Terrorists have been defeated before.

By Andrew Roberts|November 28, 2012|Comments (123)

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Times Mistakes Gaza Terrorists For Journalists

David Carr makes a huge reporting mistake

By Adam Chandler|November 26, 2012|Comments (18)

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Daybreak: Israel Suffers First Fatalities

Rocket kills three in Kiryat Malachi, rockets rain on Israeli cities

By Adam Chandler|November 15, 2012|Comments (4)

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Likud and Islamic Jihad Decry Election Results

Does this mean there can be peace?

By Adam Chandler|November 7, 2012|Comments (11)

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Daybreak: Hasidim Condemn Abuse Snitching

Plus photos show Iran covering up nuke evidence, and more in the news

By Marc Tracy|May 10, 2012|Leave a comment

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Sundown: Iran Goaded Gaza Terrorists

Plus the Jews of 1600 Pennsylvania, and more

By Marc Tracy|March 20, 2012|Leave a comment

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Terrorist Killing Prompts Gaza Rocket Exchange

Hamas likely uninvolved in ongoing clash; one rocket hits empty school

By Marc Tracy|March 12, 2012|Comments (4)

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Daybreak: U.N. Bloc Moves Against Syria

Plus, further Gaza warring, bulking Southern defenses, and more in the news

By Marc Tracy|August 24, 2011|Comments (1)

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Sundown: Hamas Welcomes J’lem Bomb

Plus, Bo (Belinsky) knows, and more

By Marc Tracy|March 23, 2011|Leave a comment

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Daybreak: Gaza Escalating

Plus, Syria continues to crack down, and more in the news

By Marc Tracy|March 23, 2011|Comments (1)

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Daybreak: Patching Things Up

Plus Jewish Gaza-bound boat intercepted, and more in the news

By Marc Tracy|September 28, 2010|Comments (6)

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