When writing from Israel, the most militarized nation on earth, I admittedly have a different perspective on gun rights. National security isn’t simply a political excuse for parliamentary debate, but a real survival matter for a tiny country surrounded by enemies who publicly declare their intention to destroy it. Military might is a watchword even […]
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