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THE ISRAEL BRIEF- 09-12 September 2024
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GOODBYE TO ISRAEL’S “MR. TENNIS”
A tribute to the passing of tennis icon and Israel Prize recipient – Dr. Ian Froman.
By David E. Kaplan
GOODBYE TO ISRAEL’S “MR. TENNIS”
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QUESTIONS ABOUT QATAR
Small in size but big in stature, the Gulf kingdom’s influence is raising serious concerns.
By Allan Wolman
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IT IS UNFAIR TO COMPARE ANIMALS IN THE WILD TO THE ‘WILD ANIMALS’ THAT RAMPAGED ISRAEL
They came, murdered, pillaged, raped, butchered, incinerated and then paraded with pride their dastardly deeds as trophies
By Jonathan Feldstein
IT IS UNFAIR TO COMPARE ANIMALS IN THE WILD TO THE ‘WILD ANIMALS’ THAT RAMPAGED ISRAEL
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LOTL Cofounders David E. Kaplan (Editor), Rolene Marks and Yair Chelouche
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