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Israel in the shadow of Iranian elections
Could Iran's attitude toward Israel change after its next presidential election?
Iran's presidential candidates are already frowning on Ahmadinejad's Holocaust denial; debate over the issue comes at a time when the presidential candidates are being careful not to offend Khamenei, whose endorsement they need, and who may be open to changing discourse on Holocaust.
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Zvi Bar'el
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Apr 30, 2013
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03:02 AM
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For Iran, the Holocaust is just another tragedy - if it ever happened
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James Kirchick
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Fidel Castro tells Ahmadinejad: Stop denying the Holocaust
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Natasha Mozgovaya
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Ron Prosor: Ahmadinejad denies the Holocaust, threatens another
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Haaretz
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Iran likely behind drone that Israel intercepted opposite Haifa coast
Netanyahu and the IDF Spokesman were fast to condemn the launch of the drone from Lebanon, but chose not to name Hezbollah as the culprit.
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Amos Harel
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Apr 26, 2013
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07:01 PM
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For Israel's last military attaché in Tehran, 'Argo' is kids' stuff
As revolution raged, Brig. Gen. (ret.) Itzhak Segev helped lead 32 other Israelis to safety.
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Gilad Halpern
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Feb 24, 2013
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11:53 PM
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Israel unlikely to attack Iran before summer, senior officials say
Iran will obviously be high on the agenda when U.S. President Barack Obama visits Israel next month, but the prevailing assessment here is that the discussion is already closed.
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Amos Harel
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Feb 12, 2013
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03:15 AM
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When the cameras roll, Israeli leaders are only too happy to talk about Iran
A TV report aired this week about the way Israel has contended with Iran's nuclear threat showed that when it suits their needs, the country's leaders have no problem going on the record about matters of national security.
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Amos Harel
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Nov 9, 2012
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09:45 AM
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Iran to take center stage again on new-old President Obama’s agenda
Even if Obama’s attitude toward Israel seems estranged, he is a ‘responsible adult’ with a sober grasp of what’s happening in the Middle East and of strategic interests in the region.
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Amos Harel
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Nov 7, 2012
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03:02 PM
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Winds in Tehran are starting to shift
Reports in Iran of direct talks with the U.S. lend weight to the perception that a diplomatic breakthrough is approaching.
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Zvi Bar'el
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Oct 31, 2012
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06:36 AM
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The indirect repercussion of direct U.S.-Iran talks
The important question is not whether there will be a publicly acknowledged dialogue between the U.S. and Iran, but what concessions Washington will offer or may have offered Iran to consent to a dialogue.
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Zvi Bar'el
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Oct 22, 2012
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02:41 AM
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Direct U.S.-Iran nuclear talks could leave a few winners, and losers, in its wake
Senior Haaretz analyst Anshel Pfeffer says possible talks could be derailed by a long list of potential events, but the New York Times leak is extremely timely for the Obama administration.
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Anshel Pfeffer
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Oct 21, 2012
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02:52 PM
The Iran debate: 13 shades of gray
Over the summer of 2012, when an Israeli strike on Iran seemed imminent, Ari Shavit spoke to top Israeli strategists in a bid to offer a balanced and sober approach to the debate. All 13 conversations are now available in kindle e-book format.
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Ari Shavit
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Oct 10, 2012
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01:40 PM
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Nuclear Iran will star in Netanyahu's bid for re-election, not Israel's economy
Haaretz analyst Amos Harel says that the PM's opponents can accuse him of spending vast sums on preparing for an attack, and all the security chiefs objected last when he considered bringing forward the date of an Israeli attack.
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Amos Harel
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Oct 10, 2012
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08:00 AM
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The Arab Spring is far from over
At least four major regional struggles may be determined within the year: the Iranian nuclear crisis, the civil war in Syria, the struggle for the character of the new regime in Egypt, and the broader struggle for the character of the Arab world.
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Amos Harel and Avi Issacharoff
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Oct 9, 2012
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01:23 AM
Israeli attack on Iran this fall is no longer in the cards
Israel, which for months downplayed the impact of sanctions, has recently done an about-face and become a significant contributor to the new discourse.
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Amos Harel
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Oct 7, 2012
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01:24 AM
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The Axis
What Iran has learned from the Korean crisis
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Anshel Pfeffer
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Yair Lapid, the two Mrs. Cohens, and the infantilization of Israeli economics
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Anshel Pfeffer
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After the monkey that didn't quite make it to space, the Iranian 'stealth bomber'
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Anshel Pfeffer
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Views on Iran
Waste not, strike Iran not
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Uri Misgav
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The thin red line: Is Iran outmaneuvering the U.S. and Israel?
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David Makovsky
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Gabrielle Tudin
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Whatever happened to Iran?
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Zvi Bar'el
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Latest News on Iran
Netanyahu: Iranian nuclear program unaffected by world pressure
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IAEA report: Iran taking steps to expand sensitive nuclear capacity
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No agreement reached in Iran nuclear talks, says UN official
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