But there was a correct solution, and it was a dense 8-page monthly called Israeli Foreign Affairs. It skipped the right-wing esoterica and broad historical perspective in favor of summaries of current events compiled from a variety of international news sources.
This was a journal for those with a sustained professional interest;
it tended to follow certain items in more detail than the casual or wide-
ranging reader would need. Favorite topics included relations with other
countries (particularly repressive regimes in Africa and Latin America),
the arms trade, certain Israelis involved with drug trafficking and money
laundering, the intelligence community, and nuclear policy. Editor and
publisher Jane Hunter has also written several books on the same topic.
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