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9:23 PM
El Al postpones flights to Newark, London, Kiev, and Budapest (Haaretz)
9:21 PM
Australian premier makes unannounced trip to Iraq (AP)
9:21 PM
Al-Qaida bombing in Yemen kills at least six (AP)
7:52 PM
Zahava Gal-On reelected Meretz chairwoman (Haaretz)
7:33 PM
Journalist Sharon Gal to run in Yisrael Beiteinu list (Haaretz)
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Boko Haram seizes army base in northeast Nigeria (Reuters)
4:23 PM
Supreme Court orders security wall construction near Battir stopped, until new plan drawn (Haaretz)
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Defense Ministry preparing security arrangements in Jerusalem in light of expected storms (Haaretz)
3:45 PM
Report: 18-year-old Palestinian wounded after shot in leg by IDF forces in West Bank (Haaretz)
3:25 PM
Shin Bet arrests Palestinian militants suspected of creating ISIS-affiliated cell (Haaretz)
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Report: Egypt begins expanding Sinai buffer zone (Haaretz)
3:13 PM
Iran's president: Nuclear talks a matter of heart (AP)
2:18 PM
Suspected militants stab Tunisian policeman to death (Reuters)
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Report: Jordan halts talks with Israel over $15 billion gas deal (Haaretz)
1:18 PM
Suspected Al-Qaida militant kills senior Yemeni army officer (Reuters)

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A Special Place in Hell

by Bradley Burston

In 2015, Hamas wants Netanyahu to win. Six reasons why - and now a new one

A year ago at this time, Hamas desperately needed a friend. It found one in Netanyahu. It certainly doesn't want to lose him now.

By Bradley Burston | Dec 31, 2014 | 06:35 PM | 2

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends a Likud party meeting, Dec. 8, 2014.

Israel election updates / Likud primary results are in: Erdan, Edelstein get top spots
By Haaretz | 1
The next government won't be able to do anything
By Nehemia Shtrasler | 1

Joe Cocker

Joe Cocker: A modest, self-immolating steel mill of a man

A man who wringed himself out when he sang, who turned his very tissues inside out, for all of us to see better what we ourselves were made of.

By Bradley Burston | Dec 23, 2014 | 02:07 PM

A model of ancient Jerusalem with the Second Temple (Orel Cohen)

Hanukkah in a dark Israel: There's more than one way to defile a Temple

Maybe, if only by vile example, the racists and supremacists have something positive to teach us about Hanukkah, after all. Something about re-dedication of this defiled Temple which we call the state of Israel.

By Bradley Burston | Dec 16, 2014 | 05:07 PM

PM Netanyahu

Netanyahu lands unexpected endorsement: the Boycott Israel movement

Omar Barghouti credits the prime minister for the BDS movement's success in recent years.

By Bradley Burston | Dec 8, 2014 | 06:56 PM

Ballots at a polling station.

Israelis, this election, vote as if it's your last chance; it may very well be

No one, it appears, has a lower opinion of Israelis than does Benjamin Netanyahu. There are indications, though, that the feeling may be mutual. Vote this time around. It's worth a shot.

By Bradley Burston | Dec 2, 2014 | 04:58 PM

Netanyahu in the Knesset, October 29, 2014

Bibi's 'nation-state' law: The damage has already been done - to Israel

Take a close look at the runaway clown car called the Netanyahu government. Some days, you don't know whether to laugh or to vomit.

By Bradley Burston | Nov 25, 2014 | 06:03 PM

body of a victim of Monday's terror attack is carried out of Kehilat Bnei Torah synagogue, Nov. 18.

A war crime in Jerusalem

Thanks to the maniacal designs of extremists, none of us, Arab or Jew, are civilians any longer.

By Bradley Burston | Nov 18, 2014 | 02:24 PM

Funeral of Dalia Lemkus

A terrorist taught me something this week

A terrorist murderer and a mosque-arsonist taught me this: There is no such thing as revenge. Revenge implies putting an end to it. There is no end to it.

By Bradley Burston | Nov 12, 2014 | 04:46 PM

A Palestinian woman carries her daughter as she walks past her destroyed house in southern Gaza.

A truly Jewish state would help rebuild Gaza

If Israel is true to its word, if Israel truly has nothing against the residents of Gaza, this is the time to rescind the siege and foster reconstruction. They need our help now. It's starting to rain again.

By Bradley Burston | Nov 4, 2014 | 04:46 PM | 8

Palestinian protester in Kafr Qaddum, October 26, 2014.

The 9 most destructive things Israel is doing right now. To itself

Don't turn on the news. If you value your blood pressure – or the welfare of Israelis and Palestinians - leave it off.

By Bradley Burston | Oct 28, 2014 | 06:32 PM

An illustrative image of an Israeli protester making a peace sign.

On a scale of 1 to 10, how much do I love Israel? Ten.

Many of the best people I have ever met, live in Israel - Jews, Arabs, mixes and migrants. Many of those who love this place the most, are leftists. They are heroes.

By Bradley Burston | Oct 21, 2014 | 07:55 PM | 3

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