Mark Heller

Principal Research Associate, Tel Aviv University's Institute for National Security Studies

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Principal Research Associate at the Institute for National Security Studies, and former Political Analyst at the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies, at Tel Aviv University in Israel

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Israel's three days of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip is its most
ferocious attack on Palestinians in decades, leaving some three hundred
dead and more than six hundred wounded.…

Israel Strikes Gaza for Third Day

Israel's three days of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip is its most ferocious attack on Palestinians in decades, leaving some three hundred dead and more than six hundred wounded.…

from Which Way, L.A.?

Israel's three days of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip is its most ferocious attack on Palestinians in decades, leaving some three hundred dead and more than six hundred wounded.

Israel Strikes Gaza for Third Day

Israel's three days of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip is its most ferocious attack on Palestinians in decades, leaving some three hundred dead and more than six hundred wounded.

from To the Point

UN Security Council Resolution 1701  stopped the fighting in southern Lebanon with the promise that France would help enforce it by leading a 15,000 member peacekeeping source.

After Southern Lebanon, What about the Palestinians?

UN Security Council Resolution 1701 stopped the fighting in southern Lebanon with the promise that France would help enforce it by leading a 15,000 member peacekeeping source.

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