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Gonen Segev was a rising star in Israeli politics who crashed and burned in 2005 and has since been living in Africa. Now the Israeli government says he was spying for Iran.
‘Oslo,’ about the complex diplomatic negotiations behind the Oslo Accords in 1993, is a frontrunner to win Best Play at the Tonys. Playwright J.T. Rogers explains how it came to be.
The Nobel committee in Norway awards Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos the coveted Peace Prize days after the Colombian people rejected his deal in a referendum.
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The GOP nominee built his celebrity on the sense that he was always, in some way, kidding. But his musings on a Clinton assassination have grave consequences.
A new film blames the assassination of Prime Minister Rabin on the Israeli extreme right—and highlights the chaos and incompetence surrounding him in his final moments.
Two weeks before a national election, the no-holds-barred dissemination of fear and anger reminds some of the atmosphere that preceded the 1995 assassination of Prime Minister Rabin.
Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu is headed for new elections. Obama will be tempted to try to bring him down. Not a good idea.
An Israeli group is raising tax-exempt money in the U.S. to support Israelis charged with or convicted of violence against Palestinians.
Bernard Avishai remembers longtime New York Times columnist and two-time Pulitzer recipient Anthony Lewis.
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