Despite What the UN Says, the Violence at the Gaza Border Is Military, Not Civilian, in Nature
The Human Rights Council gets Israel wrong again.
March 22, 2019
Does the U.S. Have a Middle East Strategy?
No, and it hasn’t for a long time.
Flush from its victory in the Persian Gulf War, the George H.W. Bush administration immediately turned its attention to the Israel-Palestinian conflict, organizing the Madrid conference, which would eventually lead to the Oslo Accords. To Michael Doran, this decision was symptomatic of Washington’s inability to formulate its strategic priorities in the Middle East following the end of the cold war. He explains the development and consequences of this inability in a trenchant analysis of the policies of the subsequent three administrations. (Video, 87 minutes.)
March 22, 2019
Does the U.S. Have a Middle East Strategy?
No, and it hasn’t for a long time.
A Prize-Winning Theoretical Physicist’s Critique of Atheism
And of scientism.
No, an Israeli Politician Didn’t Praise Fascism
Not getting the joke.
A Judean Queen’s Romance with the Roman Emperor Who Destroyed the Second Temple
Julia Berenice.