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January, 1998 / Tevet, 5758 / Mideast Geopolitics Issue
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Amos Perlmutter: Saddam's Predictable Defiance
A classic editorial: The West's Unfinished Business
Jon B. Alterman: The Sunset of Arab Leadership
Douglas M. Bloomfield: Time for Israel to Leave Lebanon?
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A Taste of Torah (RealAudio) on the morality of war | Josh Pollack on Iran's new charm offensive | Roger Simon: Let's get it over with |
Abraham Rabinovitch on Bibi and Yasser, a reluctant match | Josh Pollack on Bill, Bibi, Yasser, and American Jews | Jeff Jacoby on Arafat at the Holocaust Museum |
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Rabbi Hillel Goldberg: Who rules? Man or G-d? (Parshas Bo) |
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G. Silber presents the second installment of Dovid Meyer: The Orphan From Jerusalem |
Elliot B. Gertel: CBS's George & Leo deserve each other, not an audience |
Libby Lazewnik's new story, "A Sure Thing" Zeidy Zalman and "The Deal of a Lifetime" |
A Taste of Torah explores the moral aspect of war; plus Steven Hill with the best of Olomeinu |
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