Israel
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Foreign Affairs
Israel Law Center asks Oxfam to stop sending money to terrorists
Oxfam, like progressive organizations everywhere, has a noble-sounding mission. In Oxfam’s case, somehow their goal of abolishing poverty includes funding…
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Palestinian Authority plays political games with patients’ lives
Silly, torturous games.
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Unyielding
Arab-Christian woman determined to serve and defend Israel
“I would sacrifice my life for the State of Israel and all of its citizens …” With Bedouin and Druze Muslims…
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Unyielding
Muslim woman cartoonist threatened for depicting terrorists as a dog
Unlike hundreds of thousands of Muslims worldwide who called for the immediate execution of those responsible for publishing cartoon drawings…
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Foreign Affairs
Remembering Ariel Sharon, 1928-2014
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon passed away Saturday at the age of 85. He never recovered from the devastating…
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Missiles for Hezbollah; a dilemma for U.S., Saudis, Israel?
An interesting juncture is shaping up for three national policies: a juncture that will see its interactions played out on…
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Foreign Affairs
Taqiyya and Hudaybiyyah: The non-deal Iran ‘deal,’ Week 5
When we left our story last time, Iran hadn’t agreed to anything except further negotiation (if she felt like it),…
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Israeli security: ‘War war’ returns to the Middle East
One of the peculiar features of the Obama administration has been its apparent belief that it can maneuver against America’s…
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Foreign Affairs
Great news: U.S. has security plan for the West Bank!
One has to be sparing with exclamation points, but this one’s a lollapalooza. A dilly! A doozie. A big honkin’…
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Foreign Affairs
The Geneva deal and triggers for Israeli action (Part 2)
This is Part 2 of a two-part post. Part 1 is here. The consequences of Iran getting the bomb are…
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Foreign Affairs
The deal that will launch a thousand attack sorties? (Part 1)
This is Part 1 of a two-part post. Part 2 is here. It’s hard to overstate the concern with which…
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Foreign Affairs
Kerry tries desperately to force deal of century on Iran
Objectively, the deal being offered to Iran in the talks in Geneva is a very good one, for Iran. Iran…
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Foreign Affairs
Possible Israeli-French-Arab alliance on the horizon against a nuclear Iran
Jews and Arabs may band with the French against Iranian nuclear program… In a case of truth being stranger than…
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Foreign Affairs
Russian navy: First port visit to Egypt (among others) in 21 years
Suddenly, even Vladimir Putin looks more attractive. He looks, at least, like he actually intends to fight radical Islamism –…
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National Security
Israel’s wild card: Nuclear missile equipped submarine fleet
“The equivalent of 200,000,000 – 400,000,000 pounds of TNT….” Amid the rapidly assembling fleets of the United States, Russia, and…
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Foreign Affairs
Syria: Now, the run-up to whatever ‘it’ will or won’t be
What the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has voted to authorize is a military operation not to exceed 90 days in…
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Media
Al Jazeera journalist forced to resign after criticizing coverage in Syria
America is on the brink of yet another foreign without Congressional approval. A little-reported story bears retelling in the wake…
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Foreign Affairs
U.S., setting example for Israel, releases Taliban terrorists
On 28 July, Jonathan Tobin asked, at Commentary, if the U.S. would release terrorist killers as a precondition for talks…
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Foreign Affairs
Egyptian crisis: It’s the 'holy war,' stupid
It took a couple of weeks for the crisis to come to a head. But the origins of the Morsi…
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