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The Mexican Election and the Hinge of History

What does Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s rise to the presidency mean for global liberal democracies?

By Paul Berman · July 2, 2018
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Daybreak: Egyptian Jewish Community Leader Dies

Plus Venezuelan elections and an Albany update

By Adam Chandler · April 15, 2013
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Daybreak: Israel Stays Mum on Chávez

Plus the latest development in the Prisoner X saga

By Adam Chandler · March 6, 2013
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Sundown: Hagel Promises Barak Missile Defense

Plus why so serious Jon Stewart?

By Adam Chandler · March 5, 2013
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Venezuela’s Hugo Chávez Dies at 58

The controversial leader had a terrible record with the Jews

By Adam Chandler · March 5, 2013
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Venezuela and Its Fleeing Jewish Population

What elections mean for the remnants of the Jewish community

By Adam Chandler · October 3, 2012
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Sowing Hatred in Venezuela

A prominent challenger to President Hugo Chávez isn’t Jewish, but his roots are. That’s enough for the regime.

By Ben Cohen · June 13, 2012
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Sundown: Israeli Energy (Literally)

Plus more power to Bibi, and more

By Marc Tracy · May 16, 2012
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Chávez Stirs Up Anti-Semitism Against Rival

Henrique Capriles Radonski isn’t Jewish, but that hardly matters in Venezuela

By Matthew Fishbane · February 16, 2012
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Sundown: Clooney to Rescue Nazi-Looted Art

Plus, Christie on Israel, Chavez’s Jewish opponent, and more

By Stephanie Butnick · February 8, 2012
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Paradise Lost?

A withering look at Venezuela’s besieged Jewish idyll

By Alana Newhouse · January 23, 2012
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Goodbye to All That

For generations, the Jews of Caracas had idyllic weather, prosperity, and vibrant communal organizations. Things changed under Hugo Chávez.

By Vox Tablet · January 23, 2012
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Venezuela’s Dispossessed

Half of Venezuela’s Jewish community fled under Hugo Chávez, who died in 2012. Will the other half follow?

By Matthew Fishbane · January 23, 2012
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The Iranian Tipping Point Approaches

A rickety economy and nuclear progress make war more likely

By Marc Tracy · January 12, 2012
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Chávez Listens to The Boss

Castro’s philo-Semitism is contagious!

By Marc Tracy · September 13, 2010
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Report from Venezuela

Eye-opening clip on Chávez regime’s anti-Jewishness

By Marc Tracy · May 5, 2010
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Venezuela’s Sanctioned Street Art

Graffiti is okay, except when it’s not; then, you’re a Jew

By Marc Tracy · April 13, 2010
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Venezuela Called on Anti-Semitism

International body is preparing anti-racism convention

By Marc Tracy · March 10, 2010
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Un Problema en Venezuela

More and more, Jews there are leaving

By Marc Tracy · February 5, 2010
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Iran-Style Anti-Semitism Spreading in Latin America

First Venezuela, now Honduras

By Michael Weiss · October 5, 2009
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Where Islamism Meets Authoritarian Socialism

At anti-Semitism, of course

By Michael Weiss · September 16, 2009
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Sundown: An Undivided Yerushalayim

Plus Chávez and Ban Ki-moon on Israel, and more

By Marc Tracy · September 9, 2009
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Is Hezbollah in Venezuela?

Lieberman says yes; Chávez calls him a ‘mafia boss’

By Michael Weiss · August 7, 2009
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Daybreak: The ‘Times’ Makes Some Suggestions

Turkey wants in, Lieberman picks a fight, and more

By Marc Tracy · July 31, 2009
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Hugo Chávez’s Uses for Anti-Semitism

Remorse for temple vandalism is exception to rule

By Marc Tracy · July 30, 2009
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