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Battle for American Jews
An upstart Washington advocacy group called J Street has mounted a leftist challenge to the hawkish establishment over who speaks for American Jews-but Matthew Yglesias says the old guard's response risks alienating Jews and hurting Israel.
How Hillary Can Serve Women Now
During her meetings at the U.N. General Assembly this week, the secretary of State, a longtime promoter of women's empowerment, should press for action against rape as a tactic of war, says Ambassador Shirin Tahir-Kheli.
Elections on Tuesday were supposed to end a political deadlock in Israel, but now the country's politics are more complicated than ever. Centrist party Kadima won the most seats of any party, but the conservative Likud Party and an assortment of right-wing parties captured the majority of seats in the Knesset, leading to a frantic race on both sides to engineer a working coalition to govern the country. Who will be Israel's next prime minister when the dust settles?
Israel's Election-Night Surprise
When exit polls showed Tzipi Livni as the surprise winner, a cheer went up at Kadima headquarters. But will Likud's Benjamin Netanyahu end up prime minister?















