Weekend Reading: Hebrew in Egypt, Israeli Nukes, and Jewish Beirut
Amira Sayed Ahmed finds that more Egyptian university students are learning Hebrew for reasons that range from business needs to cultural curiosity.
Guy Laron examines the historical instances in which Israeli military officials considered using nuclear weapons in the 1967 and 1973 Arab-Israeli wars.
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Wissam Saade reviews a new history of Beirut’s Jewish community that challenges romanticized historical assumptions.
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