Uri Dromi

Miami Herald

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'Focus on Israel' writer for the Miami Herald; retired Israeli Air Force colonel and senior aide to then-Israeli Prime Ministers Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres; analyst with the Israel Democracy Institute

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The nightmare scenario that Israel has feared since its establishment came true."

Has the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Entered a New Phase?

The nightmare scenario that Israel has feared since its establishment came true."

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On Sunday, Israel's 63rd anniversary, massed Palestinians approached the country's borders from Syria, Lebanon, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

Political Change and Continuing Conflict in the Middle East

On Sunday, Israel's 63rd anniversary, massed Palestinians approached the country's borders from Syria, Lebanon, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

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Israel is obsessed with a young soldier kidnapped and held by Hamas in Gaza for more than three years. What is it worth to get Gilad Shalit back?

The High Price of Saving a Single Soldier

Israel is obsessed with a young soldier kidnapped and held by Hamas in Gaza for more than three years. What is it worth to get Gilad Shalit back?

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