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EDITORIAL: The Right forlorn
As a rule of politics, it is the Left, not the Right, that tends toward fracture.
ANSHEL PFEFFER: In the right corner
Abandoned by Sharon, the settlers lack a standard-bearer as their historic moment of truth approaches
SARAH HONIG: A missed opportunity
The status of the most-respectable-ever right-of-the-Likud party undoubtedly belongs to the defunct Tehiya.
DAN IZENBERG: Civil disrespect
The arrest and dentention of Vanunu's interlocutor, has left the Shin Bet with egg on its face
ANSHEL PFEFFER: Behind the Lines
Apologizing for faulty reporting has become a bit of a habit over the last year or so for American newspapers, especially the New York Times.
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