It’s 1948 and young Vivien Spitz’s nightmare keeps recurring. ‘I’m escaping from a concentration camp through a tunnel in a barbed wire fence,’ she said. ‘I have several children with me and I’m trying to keep them quiet so the Nazi guard, with his bayonet, will not hear them.’
In her dream, Spitz never makes [...]
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Cheap oil and an embassy in Israel from a Muslim country on Iran’s border – these are the tangible benefits that Israeli and American Jewish officials hope to soon realize after a decade of efforts to develop ties with Azerbaijan.
Potential for the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline, which as of last week started carrying oil from [...]
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