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Analysis
Can Olmert run for the top job? The answer is as muddled as his political future
By
Raphael Ahren
Forced out of office to fight corruption charges four years ago, convicted of breach of trust and still on trial, Ehud Olmert’s potential comeback opens a legal minefield
Analysis
Netanyahu faces wild cards in early elections
By
Dan Perry
Likud heavyweight Kahlon to take a break from politics
By
Asher Zeiger
From the web
All-female ticket aims to be heard, if not seen, in Palestinian elections
Iran may induce ‘environmental disaster’ in Strait of Hormuz, Der Spiegel reports
By
Raphael Ahren
Secret plan — dubbed ‘Murky Waters’ — would reportedly force West to participate in cleanup, ease sanctions
EU plans new round of hard-hitting sanctions on Iran
By
Stuart Winer
From the web
US exports to Iran rise nearly one-third despite sanctions
From the web
Iran says it will cut imports of non-essential goods
Top Ops
John R. Fitzsimons
Interfaith soup, or birthright for Catholics
Twenty-three years of teaching scripture in a Catholic high school and it hasn’t gotten old yet
Naomi Chazan
Tampering with academic freedom spells cataclysm for Israel
The move to shutter Ben Gurion University’s Department of Politics and Government threatens not only Israel’s best minds, but the very foundations of its liberal democracy
Egyptian forces on high alert for revenge attacks in Sinai
By
Stuart Winer
Salafi groups threaten to strike Israel to avenge leader’s death in Israeli airstrike in Gaza
Gunmen carjack Egyptian army men in northern Sinai
By
Yoel Goldman
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Americans with ties to Israeli academia win Nobel Prize for market research
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Alvin Roth was a visiting professor in Israeli universities and Lloyd Shapley has an honorary doctorate from Hebrew U.
Former Lebanese PM joins growing chorus of Nasrallah criticism
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Yoel Goldman
Siniora says Hezbollah could drag Lebanon into a military conflict with Israel; Saed Hariri calls drone dispatch ‘uncalculated adventure’
Revolving door politics
Aleli Admasu — an MK for a day
By
Stuart Winer
Admasu, taking up a seat for the Likud party, will arrive at his new office just in time to return home again
An electromagnetic pulse attack — the ‘other’ Iranian nuclear threat
By
David Shamah
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Hebrew media review
Say it ain’t so, Moshe
By
Ron Friedman
Arabic media review
Airspace shut and mosque burns
By
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