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Isobella Perrie Sullivan was arrested last Wednesday while traveling north after an intelligence-led operation uncovered an explosive device in her car. Her attorney says she was asked to deliver a bag, did not know what it contained and was “manipulated.” The case comes amid a wave of attacks in recent months by an Irish dissident group that rejects the 1998 peace agreement. 

The Syria deal: An opportunity Israel cannot afford to trust

The Syria deal: An opportunity Israel cannot afford to trust

In the Middle East, a good agreement is measured not by the intentions expressed on the day it is signed, but by its ability to withstand violations the next day. From the jihadists who still threaten the Israel-Syria border, through Iran and Hezbollah, to the Druze: The points Israel must insist on, and why time is not on its side. 

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