Most Clicked This Week
- A Lesson in Optimism from Israel
- Iran's handprints on 1994 Buenos Aires Jewish community attack clear as ever
- “Equally important, Amnesty International, HRW and Oxfam all have links to, or actively support, groups involved in the #BDS movement”
- The deal with Iran was widely celebrated as a move to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons around the world. Early signs suggest it might do the exact opposite
- From an AG reader: "I keep looking and looking but I can't find this story in the NY Times or the WashPo or on CNN or NPR - I just don't understand it"
- Malcolm Hoenlein says Birthright alone can’t steel Jewish youth for the battle against anti-Semitism on American campuses
- The Intercept--which hasn't seen an anti-Israel article it doesn't like--assesses loss of Ohio progressive Nina Turner to incumbent Rep Shontel Brown
- As the World Turns: Will the West Prevail?
Tag Archives: Carl von Clausewitz
The New Middle East War
MOSAIC by Michael Doran July 2, 2014 A single conflict now stretches from Baghdad to Beirut. How many sides are there—and whose side is the U.S. on? The new war is, in brief, a struggle over the regional order. In the … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Carl von Clausewitz, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Syria
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