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A photograph of a man painting over a Kabul billboard for bridal gowns because women appear on it has become a visual symbol of the implications of...
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Ever since Barak Ravid reported last week on the Walla news site about Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s secret meeting with King Abdullah at his...
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With or without a change government, there are those who can already confidently declare that they “succeeded” long before the mandate to form a...
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