It sure looks like it, says Justin Raimondo
W. Pfaff: Israel doesn’t care about Arab recognition
JERUSALEM — Almost a full fortnight before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is received at the White House, and already political nerves here are all a-jangle. Is a showdown with Israel’s staunch ally about to materialize? The country’s mainstream media seem to have little doubt. "Collision course" has become the routine fear about how the …
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Westernization won’t work, says Michael Scheuer
UNITED NATIONS – A detailed 184-page report critical of Israeli attacks on UN personnel and buildings during the Gaza conflict last December-January has been meticulously stripped down to a 27-page document mostly due to political sensitivities and on security grounds. Responding to charges he had released only a "watered-down" version of the report by …
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Philip Giraldi on the Freeman and Harman outrages
The Israel lobby has been given a blank check, says Justin Raimondo
Gordon Prather says Israel’s PM is dangerous, not Iran
But will Americans resist? asks Justin Raimondo
JERUSALEM — Delegations from the rival Fatah and Hamas organizations have again failed in Cairo to bridge their differences meant to usher in a Palestinian unity government, but this has in no way slowed inroads which the Islamist movement has been making to increase its international legitimacy — much to Israel’s concern. Since the conclusion …
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