Most Clicked This Week
- Iran: "What initially looked like a one-man show with Israeli assistance now appears to include Israel on stage"
- "A fight over the regulation of settlements becomes a fight over the character of Israel"
- BDS efforts to curb Israel travel have failed badly
- Media reporting on hate crimes against Jews: "One major media outlet, however, stood out as an exception, even though it is New York-based"
- DePaul Professor Kwall: "We need our houses of worship to be a refuge from strife and political discord, and not a source of such conflict"
- In failing to stop the Islamic State, U.S. ignores the lessons of Auschwitz
- "To hear the news media tell it, Israel’s Knesset has approved extreme right-wing legislation that will steal Palestinian land by legalizing illegal outposts and thereby demolish the last hopes for Middle East peace"
- “Zeldin, who is Jewish, and Omar, who is Muslim, might be the most controversial members of the kumbaya clique”
Tag Archives: Russia
Obama’s Foreign Policy Indicted by His Own Team
COMMENTARY by Peter Wehner August 13, 2014 One sign of the disrepair of Obama’s foreign policy is the admissions and/or criticism being leveled at it not from Republicans but from those who have served in the highest ranks of the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged China, Chuck Hagel, Hillary Clinton, Robert Gates, Russia
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Washington Post Editorial Board: U.S. inaction on Syria helped make it a hell on earth
WASHINGTON POST May 23, 2014 RUSSIA AND China on Thursday vetoed a U.N. Security Council resolution calling on the International Criminal Court to investigate war crimes in Syria. Western powers and human rights group condemned the veto, and rightly so. … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged China, Russia, Syria, UN Security Council
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China is the Likely Winner in Ukraine
BSA CENTER By David Goldman May 19, 2014 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The Ukraine crisis has created a catalyst for Sino-Russian rapprochement. Events in Ukraine have persuaded Russia that it cannot rely on Western Europe as its primary market for hydrocarbon exports. Consequently, … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Bejing, China, Egypt, Gas, Moscow, Oil, Russia
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ArchitectGuy on Israel 