Tel Aviv is a target of Hamas: A local’s perspective
Tel Aviv’s normally packed Namir Road is virtually empty of traffic as people stay home ahead of an expected Hamas
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Larry Luxner is news editor of The Washington Diplomat and former editor of CubaNews. Born and raised in Miami and based in Bethesda, Md., since 1995, Larry has reported from every country in the Western Hemisphere. His specialty is Latin America and the Middle East, and he’s written more than 2,000 articles for publications ranging from National Journal to Saudi Aramco World. Larry also runs an Internet-based stock photo agency at www.luxner.com.
Author: Larry Luxner
Ecuador earthquake spurs diaspora to action
The April 16 Ecuador earthquake that devastated towns along the country’s scenic Pacific coast is the worst natural disaster to
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Photo above: Sharon Katz (center, with guitar) and members of The Peace Train’s youth choir perform in South Africa after returning
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Read moreArmenians mark 100-year anniversary of genocide
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Read moreCrime and Punishment Museum adds new exhibit
The National Museum of Crime & Punishment in Washington DC has just opened a permanent exhibit on domestic terrorism and
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Read moreGang Violence in Central America debated at Hudson Institute
WASHINGTON — This year’s highly publicized influx of child migrants from Central America via Mexico to the U.S. border has sparked
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