Anshel Pfeffer

Ha'aretz

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Reporter and columnist for the Israeli daily newspaper Ha'aretz

Anshel Pfeffer on KCRW

Even before Israel's bloody effort to enforce the blockade of Gaza, a  lengthy article  in the New York Review of Books created a firestorm with an attack on mainstream pro-Israel…

A Growing Divide among American Jews about Israel

Even before Israel's bloody effort to enforce the blockade of Gaza, a lengthy article in the New York Review of Books created a firestorm with an attack on mainstream pro-Israel…

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Israel's bloody enforcement of its Gaza Strip blockade has exposed a growing division among American Jews.

A Rift Grows in the American Jewish Community

Israel's bloody enforcement of its Gaza Strip blockade has exposed a growing division among American Jews.

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As Pope Benedict XVI continues his " pilgrimage " to the Middle East, different groups are pursuing different agendas.

The Pope: Religion and Politics in the Middle East

As Pope Benedict XVI continues his " pilgrimage " to the Middle East, different groups are pursuing different agendas.

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