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1. The News Never Stops

   My life has changed pretty dramatically since I started working full-time as the News Editor of Antiwar.com back in 2020. I started out in a studio apartment in Brooklyn and now live in an old farmhouse in rural Virginia (far from Washington DC). The way I look at the world has also changed quite a … Continue reading "The News Never Stops"

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2. Campus Protests: The Kids May Not Be Alright, But They Are (Mostly) Right

   I’m too young to remember the campus convulsions of the 1960s, but older friends who were there tell me that the growing campus protest movement against US support for Israel’s war in Palestine bears a striking resemblance to those days. I happen to support that movement’s goals, at least to the extent of wanting to … Continue reading "Campus Protests: The Kids May Not Be Alright, But They Are (Mostly) Right"

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3. Iraq Monthly Roundup: 104 Killed in April

   Twelve people were wounded.

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4. The Ideological Coup: How Disciples of Kahane Became the New Face of Israel

   Throughout history, fringe religious Zionist parties have had limited success in achieving the kind of electoral victories that would allow them an actual share in the country’s political decision-making. The impressive number of 17 seats won by Israel’s extremist religious party, Shas, in the 1999 elections, was a watershed moment in the history of these … Continue reading "The Ideological Coup: How Disciples of Kahane Became the New Face of Israel"

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5. ‘Ukraine Today Is Not a Democracy’: An Interview with Former Ambassador Jack Matlock

   Jack F. Matlock, Jr. served from 1987 until 1991 as the US ambassador in the Soviet Union and from 1981 until 1983 in Czechoslovakia. Es served in the National Security Council under President Reagan and participated in several arms control summits, including in Reykjavik in 1986. In total he served 35 years in the US … Continue reading "‘Ukraine Today Is Not a Democracy’: An Interview with Former Ambassador Jack Matlock"

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