Vladimir Putin

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Biden and Putin Are in Business Together, Thanks to the Iran Deal

Lee Smith in Tablet · 15 Apr 2022

This text argues that President Biden and Russian President Putin are actually working together, despite the public perception of tension between them.

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Israel's 'embarrassing' Ukraine policy: Listen to General H.R. McMaster

Haaretz Weekly · 31 Mar 2022

Former U.S. National Security Adviser, General H.R. McMaster, criticized Israel for not fully supporting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in his fight against the Russian invasion.

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Biden, Putin, Zelenskyy, Penn — and the true nature of obscenity

Forward · 27 Mar 2022

The article discusses the use of the word "obscene" in recent political and cultural contexts.

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"Biden and China have one common interest when it comes to Russia"

Haaretz Weekly · 21 Mar 2022

In this article, the author discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine and the effectiveness of Vladimir Putin's army.

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5 Scenarios for Russia-Ukraine -- with Richard Fontaine

Call Me Back · 18 Mar 2022

In this episode, Richard Fontaine outlines five possible scenarios for the Russia-Ukraine conflict, contemplating far-reaching geopolitical impacts including NATO dynamics, Russian domestic stability, and China's potential involvement.

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Biden Blames the Jews for His Ukraine Policy

Lee Smith in Tablet · 15 Mar 2022

This article discusses the Biden administration's attempts to blame Israel for the failure of their Ukraine policy.

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Ukraine and the Jews

Bernard-Henri Lévy in Tablet · 14 Mar 2022

This article discusses the complex relationship between Ukraine and Jews, particularly in light of the ongoing conflict with Russia.

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What Xi is learning from Putin's war - with Matt Pottinger

Call Me Back · 12 Mar 2022

In this episode, former U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor Matt Pottinger discusses how China's President Xi Jinping is observing and learning from Russia's war in Ukraine, shaping his strategic outlook towards Taiwan and broader global affairs.

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Inside Putin's Mind: A conversation with Julia Ioffe

Haaretz Weekly · 9 Mar 2022

In this conversation with journalist Julia Ioffe on Haaretz Weekend, she discusses Russian President Vladimir Putin's surprise at the tough sanctions imposed by US President Joe Biden, but notes that the economic damage caused to Russia will not deter Putin from continuing the war in Ukraine.

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Ukraine War: What our reporters saw on the ground

Haaretz Weekly · 8 Mar 2022

In this article, Haaretz correspondents Yarden Michaeli and Judy Maltz share their experiences covering the Ukraine war and the people escaping the Russian attack.

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Jewish Ukraine Fights Nazi Russia

Vladislav Davidzon in Tablet · 4 Mar 2022

Ukraine's President, Volodymyr Zelensky, has risen to the occasion as a wartime leader in the face of Russia's aggression.

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Ukraine war opens up a fight over Holocaust denial

Haaretz Weekly · 2 Mar 2022

Dani Dayan, chairman of Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Center, expresses concern over the war in Ukraine and its impact on the memory of the Holocaust.

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Should We Be Triumphant or Terrified?

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 28 Feb 2022

Russia's war in Ukraine is not going well for Moscow, which is beneficial for Western interests but may lead Putin to engage in a standoff with the West.

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Claiming “De-Nazification,” Putin’s actions recall other Nazi crimes

Forward · 25 Feb 2022

As Russia invades Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who has Jewish heritage, responds by comparing the invasion to Nazi Germany.

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Fog of War - with Fred Kagan

Call Me Back · 25 Feb 2022

In this episode, Fred Kagan provides insight into the geopolitical implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, focusing on the durability of Ukrainian resistance and the challenges facing NATO.

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My Last 24 Hours in Kyiv

Vladislav Davidzon in Tablet · 25 Feb 2022

The author recounts their experience in Kyiv leading up to Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

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Live from Kyiv: The Future of Ukraine and its Large Jewish Community

People of the Pod · 24 Feb 2022

Vladislav Davidzon, founding editor of The Odessa Review and contributor to Tablet Magazine, provides a unique perspective on the situation in Ukraine, just hours before the Russian invasion began.

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A Plea to My German Friends

Bernard-Henri Lévy in Tablet · 2 Feb 2022

In this article, the author makes a plea to their German friends to reconsider their stance on the crisis in Ukraine.

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What an attack on Ukraine will mean for Biden – and Israel

Haaretz Weekly · 1 Feb 2022

As tensions rise with the Russian massing of troops on the Ukrainian border, Haaretz provides insight into the potential impact on both the Biden administration and Israel.

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What Does Vladimir Putin Have on Joe Biden?

Lee Smith in Tablet · 24 Jan 2022

This article discusses the potential leverage that Vladimir Putin may have over Joe Biden.

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Why Is Rita Moreno Apologizing?

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 17 Jun 2021

Rita Moreno recently apologized for making comments deemed controversial in today's social climate, sparking discussions about the pressures of wokeness and public scrutiny.

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Biden in Europe, Critical Race Theory, and Where Is Fauci?

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 15 Jun 2021

The text discusses President Biden's comments about the GOP and Vladimir Putin during his visit to Europe, where he criticized the GOP and praised Putin, sparking controversy.

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Are All Undemocratic Autocrats Autocratic In Their Own Way?

Tel Aviv Review · 14 Jun 2021

In "Weak Strongman: The Limits of Power in Putin's Russia," Timothy M. Frye challenges the notion of Russia as a uniquely autocratic country under Vladimir Putin's rule.

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Are All Undemocratic Autocrats Autocratic In Their Own Way?

Tel Aviv Review · 14 Jun 2021

In "Weak Strongman: The Limits of Power in Putin's Russia," author Timothy M. Frye challenges the perception of Russia as uniquely autocratic under Vladimir Putin by arguing that the country's leadership is not entirely exceptional nor inherently predisposed to strongman rule.

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The “Bibi’s Busy Week” Edition

Promised Podcast · 30 Jan 2020

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Don Futterman, and Noah Efron analyze three significant topics in Israel, including the controversial reactions to President Trump's peace plan, Prime Minister Netanyahu withdrawing his immunity request and facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, and the implications of Netanyahu's recent interactions with Vladimir Putin.

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