About a quarter of a century ago, we had a dog. She was a big, black bitch. We named her Blanche, and in hindsight I sometimes think we created cognitive dissonance in her mind, causing her to be a bit confused. She looked pretty menacing, and sounded likewise. Her bark was sharp, deep and loud, and she would bark at anything within her field of vision. But we knew she adhered strictly to the 13th-century French...
Haaretz, the watchdog: But who should feed him?
Out of all the animals it was possible to pick, why was a watchdog chosen to stop the country from going to the dogs?
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