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Benjamin Netanyahu

A Nation Between War and Memory

Swapan Dasgupta

Five hundred days after the October 7 attack, Israeli hostages are coming home as part of a fragile peace deal. Swapan Dasgupta travels across an Israel where hope is tempered with existential anxiety. A dispatch

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American scholar Norman Finkelstein sees the US president’s invitation to Benjamin Netanyahu as a suggestion that international laws have no role in Trump’s White House

Over to Trump

After a strategic roller-coaster of a year, the world awaits January 20

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If Israel had the same intelligence on Hamas as it did on Hezbollah, there would be no need to mark the anniversary of October 7

The End of the Beginning

A year after Hamas’ October 7 attack, the Middle East conflict has expanded to Lebanon and a war between Israel and Iran is no longer improbable. Where will it all lead? There are clues in what has already happened

A Moral Tale of Two Wars

Is the moral argument about Ukraine and Gaza trapped in the last vestiges of ideology?

Netanyahu’s Dilemma

His political survival or the return of the remaining hostages?

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