Turkey’s Renewal of Ties with Israel Won’t End Its Ties with Hamas
But it could mean a long-term ceasefire.
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What Israel, the U.S., and Britain still have in common.
More than immigration, economics, or xenophobia, argues Elliott Abrams, British voters’ decision to leave the European Union was ultimately about nationalism—and the EU’s hostility thereto. The same contemptuous attitude toward nationalism has exacerbated Europe’s relations with Israel:
But it could mean a long-term ceasefire.
What Israel, the U.S., and Britain still have in common.
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More than immigration, economics, or xenophobia, argues Elliott Abrams, British voters’ decision to leave the European Union was ultimately about nationalism—and the EU’s hostility thereto. The same contemptuous attitude toward nationalism has exacerbated Europe’s relations with Israel:
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