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Israel Tests Missile Defense
When it appeared that the US was about to attack Syria, Israelis flocked to collect gas masks in case it might be a target of retribution. Today, Israel test-fired a missile, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said "it is not advisable" for anyone to harm his country. Edmund Sanders is in Jerusalem for the Los Angeles Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWhen it appeared that the US was about to attack Syria, Israelis flocked to collect gas masks in case it might be a target of retribution. Today, Israel test-fired a missile, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said "it is not advisable" for anyone to harm his country. Edmund Sanders is in Jerusalem for the Los Angeles Times.
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The full episode
1 of 3Congress Takes Up Strikes on Syria- 0:00Israel Tests Missile DefenseYou’re reading this
- 8:05The President, Congress and the 'Red Line' in Syria
- 43:48Nicholas Kristof on the Dilapidated State of Our Public Lands