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Editorial: On economic maturity
Back when Silvan Shalom became finance minister, we cautioned that an austere budget and monetary discipline, as well as rigorous structural reforms and tax cuts were vital for the Israeli economy in general, but even more during a time of war.
Answering to a higher authority
By LARRY DERFNER
The rabbinical call on soldiers to disobey evacuation orders finds attentive ears among Hesder soldiers.
Where Israel ends
By ARIEH O'SULLIVAN
No longer nomadic, and making the most of the welfare state's handouts, the Negev's 145,000 Beduin are rapidly multiplying, increasingly involved in crime and terror, and fast emerging as a strategic problem
Behind the lines
By ANSHEL PFEFFER
Historians and political scientists will debate for years the effect of the three US presidential debates on next month's American election.
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