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Cyberconflict: Why the Worst Is Yet to Come
Despite the devastation cyberweapons have caused around the world over the last decade, they are still in their infancy. David E. Sanger, a New York Times national security correspondent, explains why the threat is growing.
Peter Beinart and Seth Rogen Reflect Jewish Disillusionment with Israel
The disillusionment with Israel of American Jews, and some Israelis, is becoming increasingly clear. In particular, controversy was stirred by a widely discussed article by Peter Beinart, respected journalist and long-time liberal Zionist, and an interview with writer and actor Seth Rogen. Beinart argues for a separation between Israelis and Palestinians. Now, he can imagine a Jewish home in one equal state. Beinart notes that he knew Israel was wrong to deny Palestinians in the West Bank citizenship, due process, free movement and the right to vote in the country in which they lived. But the dream of a two-state solution that would give Palestinians a country of their own remains a hope. At the present time, about 640,000 Jewish settlers live in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. The Trump administration's peace plan envisions an archipelago of Palestinian towns scattered across statehood at the same time.