Most Israelis Support Annexation, Despite Fear of Violence
Shmuel Rosner
June 3, 2020
A second Intifada was too high a price for the withdrawal from Lebanon; a third Intifada is a tolerable price for annexation.
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Echoes of Lebanon civil war as Syrian turmoil spreads
Jewish Journal
August 16, 2012
Tit-for-tat kidnappings by Syrian rebels and Lebanese Shi\’ite gunmen have escalated tensions in Lebanon, where the specter of contagion from Syria\’s conflict is alarming the fractured and war-scarred Mediterranean nation.
Israel: Syria Government Still in Control of Chemical Weapons
Jewish Journal
July 24, 2012
The Syrian government is still in full control of its chemical weapons stockpiles, a senior Israeli defense official said on Tuesday.
Fatah-Hamas conflict forces Palestinians to choose
Leslie Susser
December 21, 2006
Abbas\’ call Saturday for early elections in the Palestinian Authority triggered fierce street fighting between Fatah and Hamas, which won the last election in January. Despite a hastily arranged cease-fire Monday, the two factions remain on the brink of civil war.
Oslo Timeline
Jewish Journal
September 11, 2003
A timeline of the most significant developments since the Oslo accords were signed 10 years ago this month.
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