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Algiers
December 12, 2012
Sarah Williams Goldhagen
The Beauty and Inhumanity of Oscar Niemeyer’s Architecture
October 19, 2012
Paul Berman
The Novel That Frightened Hamas and the Arab League
February 5, 2012
Martin Peretz
A Soccer Riot in Egypt and the Ongoing Human Catastrophe in Syria
May 11, 2011
Martin Peretz
Tel Aviv Journal: Why Should Israel Make Peace With Failed States?
July 26, 2010
Martin Peretz
Looking For A Country In Which To Store A Guantanamo Prisoner
January 27, 2010
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The Furrows of Algeria
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A British journalist finds freedom across the pond.

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