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The Abuse of Holocaust Memory in 2011-2012
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Iran: Sanctions Biting, Nuclear Program Progressing
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This anthology of 31 recent studies by eleven leading security and diplomatic experts outlines the Iranian threat to Israel, the Middle East region, and the West.
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Iran Ramps Up Its Genocidal Rhetoric
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JPSR: Back Issues
Volume 24, Numbers 3–4 (Fall 2012) Message from the Editor Building the Positive Peace: The Urgent Need to Bring the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Back to Basics Kobi Michael and Joel Fishman The Zionist Message Hidden within Antique Pictures of the Holy Land Lenny Ben-David Intelligence Failure or Paralysis? Amnon Lord Could French Reporting on Israel Reflect […]
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Ahmadinejad in Abu Musa: Iran’s Lengthening Shadow in the Gulf
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Iran Targets Yemen
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