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Israel: Stop paying for subversive teachings
feature The Haredim sponge off the rest of us, benefiting from huge state handouts as a reward for helping to keep the right-wing Likud party in power, said Nehemia Shtrasler at Ha’aretz.
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Egypt: This nation is more than just Islam
feature Egypt is in danger of losing its identity to Islamism.
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Gaza: Can the peace process survive the latest violence
feature The Israeli incursion into Gaza has backfired, said Nehemia Shtrasler in Israel
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Qatar: Arab tyranny, brought to you by the West
feature The U.S. is, of course, by far the biggest arms dealer, selling or giving more than $1 billion worth to Egypt alone in the past five years, said Gregg Carlstrom and Evan Hill at AlJazeera.net.
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Turkey and Israel: A friendship destroyed
feature Relations between Turkey and Israel have reached a crisis point over Israel's attack on the Turkish ferry Mavi Marmara.
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Middle East: Who assassinated Hezbollah’s assassin?
feature Syria now stands exposed as a protector of terrorists, said Britain’s The Times in an editorial. The assassination last week of Imad Mughniyah in Damascus proved that “Syria was harboring the terrorist who ranked second only to Osama bin Laden on Western
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Saudi Arabia: Driving in a burqa
feature Last week, at least 29 women defied Saudi Arabia’s unwritten law against women driving.
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India
feature Shelving a nuclear deal with the U.S.
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Russia: The beginning of the end of Putin?
feature Putin's United Russia party won the parliamentary election and will keep control of the State Duma, but it lost the two-thirds majority that allows it to change the constitution at will.
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Why we only need one political party; How lawlessness breeds more lawlessness
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Russia: Why is everyone so critical of Sochi?
feature Americans are being fed a censored version of the Sochi Olympics.
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China: Is our aid to the Philippines too meager?
feature China donated $100,000 to the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan, but later increased the amount to $1.6 million.
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Australia: Where even the teachers can’t spell
feature Australia’s children are being taught by illiterate teachers.
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