Gershom Gorenberg

Jerusalem-based historian and journalist

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Jerusalem-based historian and journalist; author of The Accidental Empire: Israel and the Birth of the Settlements, 1967-1977 and The End of Days: Fundamentalism and the Struggle for the Temple Mount

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It appears that at least 20 demonstrators were killed Saturday on the streets of Iran in clashes with police and militias in civilian clothes.

More Protests on the Streets of Iran

It appears that at least 20 demonstrators were killed Saturday on the streets of Iran in clashes with police and militias in civilian clothes.

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It appears that at least 20 demonstrators were killed Saturday on the streets of Iran in clashes with police and militias in civilian clothes.

Protests Smaller but Still Alive in Iran

It appears that at least 20 demonstrators were killed Saturday on the streets of Iran in clashes with police and militias in civilian clothes.

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Barack Obama  threaded his way through a minefield today, from Jerusalem's  Holocaust memorial  and Sderot, an Israeli town near the border with Gaza and a frequent target of…

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