Israel at 50 A jubilee tempered by sober reflection
Our view notes Israel's 50th birthday prompts celebrations yet underscores ongoing threats and debates. It cites Hamas-linked violence, Lebanon withdrawal, and questions about Israel's identity as secular or religious. The piece calls for hope, peace, and continued vigilance.
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Vindication myth in Paula Jones case well critique
Thomas Lowell argues Judge Wright did not vindicate Paula Jones or Clinton. A dismissal for lack of legal grounds does not prove truth or falsehood about allegations. He warns media overreach and notes the broader issue is abuse of power by Clinton, not sex.
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Wrong reasoning by Judge Wright on Paula Jones case
Cal Thomas analyzes Judge Susan Webber Wrights dismissal of Paula Jones harassment suit against Bill Clinton. He argues the ruling employs a subjective severity test and would allow a single crude act to escape harassment if not pervasive. The piece warns men to heed the ruling while noting appeals and ongoing concerns for women in the workplace.
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By Bruce Tinsley