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- Obama's distortions of Jewish history appear carefully considered—which compounds the wound.
- "Qatari envelopes of cash raise huge questions. Never in Israeli history has a sector gone from the lowest turnout to the highest in the space of a single election"
- What do KIND Bars have to do with Prime Minister Netanyahu ?
- Spare us: ‘I feel like it is my obligation as a Jewish person to distinguish Jews from the state of Israel,’ said a very brave actress at the Emmys. She then got an endorsement from Hamas.
- The Ayatollah's Plan for Israel and Palestine
- Payam Feili, who fled Iran due to dangers he faces there as a gay man, is nearing the end of his three-month Israel visa
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- "The vice president is trying hard to sell an Iran deal that hawks claim is weak while offering an olive branch to noninterventionists who opposed going to war at all"
Tag Archives: Tehran
How Iran Kept its Jews
TABLET MAG by Roya Hakakian December 30, 2014 It was with a murder that the most critical moment in the modern history of Iranian Jewry took shape. And in what followed, Tehran’s policy toward the local Jewish community, still precariously … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged Ayatollah Khomeini, Habib Elghanian, Iran, Persia, Qom, Tehran
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Menendez and Kirk issue Bipartisan Iran Statement
AIPAC by Robert Cohen, President November 14, 2014 Yesterday, two of the most prominent Senate leaders involved in preventing a nuclear-capable Iran published an important bipartisan statement reaffirming the role of Congress in reaching a final deal with Iran. Senators Robert … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Iran, Mark Kirk, Robert Menendez, Senator Mark Kirk, Senator Robert Menendez, Tehran
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How the U.S., Not Iran, Is Making Concessions
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE by Michael Singh November 3, 2014 By overlooking Iran’s longstanding policies, making unrequited nuclear concessions, remaining ambiguous on Syria, and allowing tensions to persist with regional allies, Washington is sending the wrong message to Tehran. Citing U.S. and … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Hezbollah, Iran, Lebanon, Nuclear, Syria, Tehran, Wall Street Journal
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