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Nearly six months after the second Iran war broke out, the regime in Tehran is working hard to project an image of invincibility. Its senior officials describe the Strait of Hormuz as a "doomsday weapon" that brought the US to its knees. Drones and missiles are being launched at Arab countries around the clock. Maritime security in the Persian Gulf is under constant threat. S...


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Renowned science fiction writer Isaac Asimov established three fundamental laws in his fiction that robots were required to obey. The first and most basic was: "A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm." The second required obedience to humans, provided their instructions would not lead to harm: "A robot must obey the orde...


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'81, '92 or '99

At the top of Likud a debate is underway these days: does this election look more like the loss of 1992, or the rout of 1999?

As in 1992—when Shamir lost to Rabin and the Oslo Accords were born—this race, too, is marked by the opposition outflanking the right-wing government from the right, against a security backdrop, with a reserve-ge...


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Mali Yahalomi, 50, and her daughter Liel, 23, were found aboard a bus in Argentina, seven days after contact with them was lost. They were located by local police.

Israel's Foreign Ministry and local police received information about the women's whereabouts and passed it on to the Israel Police. According to initial reports, the two had planned their disappearance. The...


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'81, '92 or '99

At the top of Likud a debate is underway these days: does this election look more like the loss of 1992, or the rout of 1999?

As in 1992—when Shamir lost to Rabin and the Oslo Accords were born—this race, too, is marked by the opposition outflanking the right-wing government from the right, against a security backdrop, with a reserve-ge...


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