If a series of corruption scandals force Benjamin Netanyahu out of office, he will leave behind a country that is deeply, perhaps irreparably, divided.
Hamouria, Syria—A rescue worker tries to save two men engulfed in flames during a bombing in the Eastern Ghouta region on March 7. In recent weeks, attacks by the Syrian regime in the rebel-held area have killed more than 1,000 and wounded several thousand, according to Doctors Without Borders.
The Kremlin may have ordered a hit on an ex-Russian spy in the U.K. But some point to a scarier prospect—that Moscow's death squads did it on their own.
"It's so funny to read historians claiming Eleanor was a sheltered Victorian that wouldn't know a lesbian if she fell across one, and I'm like, How can you imagine that to be true, given the evidence of her life?"