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What About the Iraqis? By Christian Caryl
Americans, by now, can be forgiven for believing that we know something about the situation in Iraq; we hear about it, after all, every day, in what seems like benumbing detail. And yet, in reality, what we know about the lives of individual Iraqis rarely goes beyond the fleeting opinion quote or the civilian casualty statistics.
Looking at Ourselves By David Grossman
At the annual memorial ceremony for Yitzhak Rabin, we pause to remember Rabin the man, and the leader. We also look at ourselves, at Israeli society, at its leadership, at the state of the national spirit, at the state of the peace process, and at our place, as individuals, within these great national developments. This year, it is not easy to look at ourselves.
Thème Magazine © - Hébergé par Eklablog
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