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- "While the Israeli public is feeling despondent over the situation in the north and the terrible news from the drone battlefield, some are talking about a huge achievement and the possibility of years of quiet"
- "An engaging spy series just bought by Apple TV does more than caricature Iran and the Mossad"
- "Hamawy won with only 28% of the vote — but since nearly all the other Democrat candidates were also anti-Israel, his terror-friendliness may have been an asset"
- Jewish Lynching Survivor Meets the Arab Man Who Rescued Him
- "Dumped Clinton emails contained insinuations, conspiracy theories and negative portrayals painting Michael Oren as almost an enemy agent who could not be trusted"
- J Street Obit: "An organization vilified by former friends, distanced from the left in Israel and distrusted by many more as a result of the mishandling of its own reputation"
- US News and World Report: Israel #8 on the "global stage"
- Hey gay Israel-haters, Israel now has an openly gay Minister of Justice — where else in the middle east could this happen?
Tag Archives: Gulf of Aqaba
Israelis and Arabs may never like each other, but they do share a mutual adversary — Iran
WORLD AFFAIRS JOURNAL The Cold Arab-Israeli Alliance Against Iran by Michael J. Totten April 19, 2016 …The Saudis are congenitally incapable of saying anything friendly about Israel in public—behind closed doors, the Saudis get along with Israel fine—but Foreign Minister … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Egypt, Gulf of Aqaba, Iran, Red Sea, Saudi Arabia, Straits of Tiran
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