Amir Oren is a senior correspondent and columnist for Haaretz and a member of the newspaper's editorial board. He writes about defense and military affairs, the government and international relations.
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Defense Ministry: Iran could have nuclear bomb by 2010
Iran has two-thirds of fissile material needed to manufacture a nuclear weapon, ministry warns.
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Secret Shin Bet probe clears police chief of wiretap charges
Cohen himself was not questioned, nor were complainants contacted for further evidence to bolster allegations.
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Why Lawrence of Arabia is still relevant, from Gaza to Kabul
Armies worldwide realizing they'll be more effective if they're familiar with enemy territory, local culture.
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Pentagon chief: Israeli attack on Iran would endanger Mideast
Adm. Michael Mullen also said if Tehran acquires nuclear weapons, the U.S. might take military action.
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U.S. Army document describes Israel as 'a nuclear power'
Paper represents rare breach of official American adherence to Israel's policy of ambiguity.
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Jordan's King: LSD, fortune tellers, and Black September
New book describes how darling of western intelligence warned Nasser of pending Six-Day War, Golda of Yom Kippur War. Neither listened.
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British author: Rabin asked Jordan to arrange secret visit with Saddam
Rabin reasoned that opening up relations with Iraq would increase chances of peace with Syria.
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U.S. report: Saudis replacing Egypt as regional leader
Report indicates Saudis reluctant to accept role, due to growing threat Iran poses to the Arab world.
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Israel, Iran liable to clash in 2009 over nukes, says U.S. intel chief
U.S. director of national intelligence says Hezbollah beefing up its arsenal for possible war with Israel.
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ANALYSIS / Neither Israel nor Hamas can be choosy in Gaza
We can't accomplish everything we want; in indirect talks with Hamas, we'll have to take what we can get.
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NATO chief: We provide forum, not forces, to Israel and Arabs
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer scheduled to visit Israel for high-level talks Sunday.
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The best-laid plans
After nearly two weeks of fighting in Gaza, Israel still hasn't accomplished all of its goals there. Nonetheless, time is running out before a new president takes office in Washington - and the rules change
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ANALYSIS / The unspoken goal of bringing down Hamas in Gaza
Under the current circumstances, Israel is dependent on the mercy of Hamas to allow it to declare victory.
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Back to the future
Israel's air force could crush Gaza or decimate Beirut, but its main mission, and that of the IDF in general, still looms: dealing with Iran's nuclear buildup. That is perhaps why the army hesitated before rushing into Gaza
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Comptroller to probe performance of Home Front Command in facing rocket attacks
Probe to gauge how much gov't implemented findings made by Winograd Committee on the Second Lebanon War.
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Top aide to Barak: IDF aiming to stop Gaza rocket fire, not crush Hamas
Defense Minister's chief of staff tells PBS goal of offensive is 'sustainable truce' by all means necessary.
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IAF fighter jets and transport planes to get a workout at U.S. bases
The firing ranges and testing grounds at Nellis, whose area equals that of the entire State of Israel, are considered the most advanced in the world.
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