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- "Some people are ready to swear they heard from the prime minister over the past year that he intends to step down around 2028 or 2029, around the end of the 47th president's term"
- Obama's distortions of Jewish history appear carefully considered—which compounds the wound.
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- "Yossi Klein Halevi’s ‘Letters to a Palestinian Neighbor’ may not reach its intended audience, but it may well have another closer to home"
- “Whoever carried out the hit, it is all but certain that Trump gave it the nod”
- Adviser to Foreign Affairs Minister #Zarif threatens to expose who was bribed to make the #IranDeal. Yes, please.
- Israel is losing a major advocate in the US Congress
- To secure the next American century, the US and Israel need to build a joint venture based on tech and defense innovation.
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“Negotiations alone seldom turn terrorists and tyrants into partners and allies”
WASHINGTON TIMES The problem with peace processes by Clifford D. May October 12, 2016 …Within the European Union there is what might be called a faith-based belief in dialogue and soft power. The United States, as is so often the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Castro, Colombia, Crimea, Cuba, European Union, FARC, North Korea, President Barack Obama, President Vladimir Putin, Ukraine
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