Category Archives: Politics

Omri Ceren on How Bad the #IranDeal is [VIDEO]

Posted on August 24, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

An excellent overview of the Iran Deal from Omri Ceren of The Israel Project CSPAN August 23, 2015 Omri Ceren talked by video from New York City and about the Iran nuclear deal, his opposition to the deal, and the … Continue reading →

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The 7 reasons Iran is so happy about the Iran nuclear deal [VIDEO]

Posted on August 23, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

THE ISRAEL PROJECT August 14, 2015

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AP Was Right, Critics Were Wrong, About IAEA Side Deal

Posted on August 22, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

WEEKLY STANDARD by Omri Ceren August 21, 2015 ….As the news cycle unfolded Thursday it became clear that the AP had the goods on the collapse to Iran. The AP restored the cut paragraphs and added a Washington angle. AP reporters started listing specific concessions confirmed by the document—and … Continue reading →

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BDS Backfires: Yogi Tea Severs Ties with Spanish Music Festival that Disinvited Matisyahu

Posted on August 22, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

TABLET MAG by Yair Rosenberg August 21, 2015 Two can play the boycott game In recent months, opponents of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel have begun to turn its tactics against it. In May, the Illinois … Continue reading →

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Obama: Earning Contempt, at Home and Abroad

Posted on August 22, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

NATIONAL REVIEW by Victor Davis Hanson August 18, 2015 From Thucydides’s Athens to 21st-century America, appeasement is not a winner. The common bond among the various elements of the failed Obama foreign policy — from reset with Putin to concessions … Continue reading →

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J.B. Pritzker: True bipartisanship – Oppose the #IranDeal

Posted on August 20, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

Pritzker is co-founder and managing partner of Pritzker Group, a Chicago-based private investment firm, and served as national co-chair of Hillary Clinton for President in 2008. He is also the brother of Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker. THE HILL by … Continue reading →

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Reform Movement Won’t Back Nuclear Iran Deal

Posted on August 20, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

JEWISH PRESS by Lori Lowenthal Marcus August 20, 2015 The Reform movement concluded that the Nuclear Iran Deal ‘ does present a way forward, there are real dangers to rejecting it, and it does not foreclose Iran’s ability to become … Continue reading →

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The Left’s Cognitive Dissonance on the Palestinian Authority

Posted on August 20, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

COMMENTARY by Evelyn Gordon August 14, 2015 Prof. Carlo Strenger isn’t part of the loony left; he’s one of Israel’s more thoughtful and clear-eyed left-wing commentators. So I was shocked to read the following in his latest piece in Haaretz: … Continue reading →

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If Tehran Turns Down the Nuclear Deal

Posted on August 20, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

WASHINGTON TIMES by Daniel Pipes August 20, 2015 The supreme leader may prefer ideological purity to an agreement Whether congressional Democrats accept or reject Barack Obama’s Iran deal has great importance and is rightly the focus of international attention. But … Continue reading →

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British tourist under attack for expressing love for Israel

Posted on August 20, 2015 by ArchitectGuy

YNET by Yaniv Halili August 18, 2015 “Everything I saw was completely different from the way Israel is portrayed in the media,” she recounted. “Tel Aviv is a vibrant and liberal city, people here are kind, and the welcome I … Continue reading →

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