Uri Dromi

Miami Herald

Guest

'Focus on Israel' writer for the Miami Herald; retired Israeli Air Force colonel and senior aide to then-Israeli Prime Ministers Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres; analyst with the Israel Democracy Institute

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The nightmare scenario that Israel has feared since its establishment came true."

Has the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Entered a New Phase?

The nightmare scenario that Israel has feared since its establishment came true."

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Israel is obsessed with a young soldier kidnapped and held by Hamas in Gaza for more than three years. What is it worth to get  Gilad Shalit  back?

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