With killing of Hezbollah’s chief, Israel occupies the inarguable moral high ground
Nothing is black-and-white in the Middle East — except, perhaps, the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah
Nothing is black-and-white in the Middle East — except, perhaps, the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah
Exactly what such killings — which Israel’s top court ruled in 2006 are legal — accomplish isn’t clear cut, analysts say
The assassination of the Hamas leader could provide diplomatic cover for Netanyahu to speed ceasefire talks
Iran and Hamas said Israel was responsible and vowed retaliation
Law enforcement discovered a social media account believed to be associated with Thomas Crooks
Sondheim had the idea that would-be presidential assassins are trying to live out a version of the American dream gone rotten
Netanyahu and Trump have both leapt to declare, without evidence, that liberal protests against them are a form of incitement to violence
Israel is no stranger to political violence and is on the brink, yet again, when internal strife could lead to tragedy
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