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TABLET MAGAZINE Menu Icon. Tablet Logo. Tablet Logo. 13 November 2023 29 Heshvan 5784 Bridging Divisions During Wartime In Israeli restaurants, people are coming together across religious and political lines byHillel Kuttler The Dogs of War Traveling Route 232 in the days after the Hamas attacks byAntonio García Martínez Netzarim Junction and the Birth of Fake News Two decades after the global news media fell for a hoax, a key investigator revisits the scene of a journalistic crime byRichard Landes One of the most shocking and transformative experiences occurred to me in late October 2003, when I got to see the original raw footage that a Palestinian cameraman had shot three years earlier at Netzarim Junction on Sept. 30, 2000. It was a peek through the lens of Talal Abu Rahma, the Palestinian cameraman who had filmed what journalists later depicted as a day of riots that killed many in the Gaza Strip, including the 12-year-old boy, Muhammad al Durah. Continue reading →︎ Listen to Tablet Take One Bava Kama 10 and 11 The characteristics of goodness always outweigh the characteristics of negativity November 13, 2023 The Scroll Stay up to date on the war in Gaza with Tablet’s afternoon news digest Subscribe Listen to Tablet Take One Bava Kama 10 and 11 The characteristics of goodness always outweigh the characteristics of negativity November 13, 2023 The Scroll Stay up to date on the war in Gaza with Tablet’s afternoon news digest Subscribe The Dogs of War Traveling Route 232 in the days after the Hamas attacks byAntonio García Martínez Netzarim Junction and the Birth of Fake News Two decades after the global news media fell for a hoax, a key investigator revisits the scene of a journalistic crime byRichard Landes One of the most shocking and transformative experiences occurred to me in late October 2003, when I got to see the original raw footage that a Palestinian cameraman had shot three years earlier at Netzarim Junction on Sept. 30, 2000. 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