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Megan K. Stack

Washington, D.C.
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Opinion: Israeli expansionism is shaking the Middle East

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By Megan K. Stack
| The Salt Lake Tribune
In the past, Israel has traded land for peace. These days, it’s trading peace for land. For years, Israel favored cold (or at most lukewarm) wars with unfriendly neighbors: containment, subversion by spies, the occasional assassination or one-off airstrike on a weapons facility or training camp. Not anymore. Since Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, aggression and expansionism have come to define Israel’s foreign policy.
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Israeli Expansionism Is Shaking the Middle East

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By Megan K. Stack
| The New York Times
In the past, Israel has traded land for peace. These days, it’s trading peace for land. For years, Israel favored cold (or at most lukewarm) wars with unfriendly neighbors: containment, subversion by spies, the occasional assassination or one-off airstrike on a weapons facility or training camp. Not anymore. Since Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, aggression and expansionism have come to define Israel’s foreign policy.
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‘It Wasn’t Real, but It Was Real’

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By Megan K. Stack
| The New York Times
It was the quiet that most troubled Mara Lynne. Her street usually bustles and thrums, but when armed, masked agents grabbed a passing man and stuffed him into the back of an S.U.V., she was the lone witness. “There was nobody around, just me,” she said. “It was silent. That’s the part that freaks me out the most.” Witnessing what she called an “abduction” unnerved Ms. Lynne.
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