Jonah Goldberg: Israel didn't summon this evil attack on itself
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Within hours of the slaughter in Israel, the question of Israel's "massive intelligence failure" -- as many have called it -- came to dominate a lot of the media coverage
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Within hours of the slaughter in Israel, the question of Israel’s “massive intelligence failure” — as many have called it — came to dominate a lot of the media coverage and conversation. On one level, this is entirely defensible. Israeli officials acknowledge the obvious fact that it was, with the
Within hours of the slaughter in Israel, the question of Israel's "massive intelligence failure" -- as many have called it -- came to dominate a lot of the media coverage
Within hours of the slaughter in Israel, the question of Israel’s “massive intelligence failure” — as many have called it — came to dominate a lot of the media coverage and conversation. On one level,...
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