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- "Republican critics, for their part, do recognize these achievements but argue that Trump’s diplomacy is squandering them"
- "As reservists went to war with expired armor and broken helmets, the Friends of the IDF imploded in allegations of misconduct. But the real scandal was ideological, and rooted in a U.S.-Israel relationship that undermined Israel’s security from within"
- Surfer dudes test the Tel Aviv waves
- Bill Maher asks Democrats to bring themselves to say "Islamic Terrorists" [VIDEO]
- CEO of Chicago's Jewish federation, Steve Nasatir, stepping down after nearly four decades
- "Having ramped up to a 24/7 operation, Israel's health providers are administering the first dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine at a rate of 150,000 people a day – almost 2% of the population."
- American Muslims for Palestine gather in Chicago. CAIR Official: The Two-State Solution Is “Laughable,” Any Organization that Promotes It Is an Enemy
- “Israeli defense sources and media report Hamas terrorists allegedly staged the discovery of a deceased hostage's body in eastern Gaza City”
Tag Archives: Kurds
Kurds edge towards statehood, with Turkish, Israeli help
FORTUNE by Geoffrey Smith June 20, 2014 The age-old dream of a Kurdish state is on the verge of being realized as the authority of Iraq’s central government frays. The world may be focusing on the looming battle for Baghdad between … Continue reading
Why the Kurds are a beacon of hope in the Middle East
JNS.ORG by Ben Cohen June 13, 2014 During the war in Iraq, when I was still living in London and coordinating news coverage of the overthrow of Saddam Hussein for various international media organizations, I was in regular contact with … Continue reading
Surprising Ties between Israel and the Kurds
MIDDLE EAST QUARTERLY by Ofra Bengio Summer 2014 In 1966, Iraqi defense minister Abd al-Aziz al-Uqayli blamed the Kurds of Iraq for seeking to establish “a second Israel” in the Middle East. He also claimed that “the West and the … Continue reading