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$5 Yankees Game Draws Unexpected Prayer Crowd
$5 game night at the Yankees brought some unexpected traffic to the unofficial “Jewish Quarter” of the stadium.
Spies Spar in Shin Bet-Mossad Turf War
Shin Bet and the Mossad are embroiled in a heated dispute over their respective intelligence gathering responsibilities. Who’s supposed to keep an eye on Gaza?
3 Ex-Security Chiefs Slam Bibi for Caving to Right
Three of Israel’s senior ex-defense officials came out last week, almost simultaneously, with blistering attacks on the security policies of Netanyahu’s coalition.
Kidnap Plotter Indicted: Still Looks Like 'Lone Cell'
There’s still no evidence that the leadership of Hamas — or anyone else outside the Qawasmeh family — had any knowledge of the June kidnappings.
With All Due Respect, Can't My Critics Read?
Why, J.J. Goldberg wonders, are critics attacking him for holding dangerous anti-Israel opinions when all he’s done is quote mainstream Israeli defense sources?
Gaza Tunnels: How They Work, What Israel Knew
The tunnels zigzagging beneath Gaza are a major front in both Israel’s military campaign — and the debate over it. J.J. Goldberg explains why it’s such an important story.
WATCH: PLO Envoy Calls Hamas Rockets 'Crimes Against Humanity'
Here’s a remarkable bit of television — official Palestinian Authority TV, to be specific — in which the Palestinian delegate to the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva tells an interviewer that Hamas’s rocket fire from Gaza is a crime against humanity. Plain and simple, no hedging. In Arabic (with English subtitles). Watch it below.
On Bob Dylan's Birthday, 4 Israeli Artists Reminisce
It’s Bob Dylan’s 73rd birthday. Here’s what four Israeli singer-songwriters had to say about the ‘defining moment’ in his influence on them.
India's New Chief Sees Israel as Ally on Terror
Israeli leaders are cheering the victory of India’s Narendra Modi. The Hindu nationalist is seen as a possible ally against the Muslim world, J.J. Goldberg writes.
Jerusalem Post Buys Maariv for $1.15 Million
A Jerusalem court approved the sale of the daily Hebrew newspaper Maariv to The Jerusalem Post.