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A major democracy fights to maintain the rule of law -- this time, it's Israel

  • Written by David A. Frank, Professor of Rhetoric, University of Oregon
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.AP/Oded Balilty

Israeli Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit charged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with three counts of corruption on Nov. 21.

At the same moment, former White House Russia expert Fiona Hill was testifying before the House Intelligence Committee about the Trump Administration’s...

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