UNESCO’s Jerusalem Resolution Shows Why Neither Russia Nor China Can Replace the U.S.-Israel Alliance
A pipe dream.
November 4, 2016
John Kerry Goes abroad to Solicit Loans for Iran, Encouraging Banks to Ignore the Warnings of the Treasury Department
Rewarding bad faith with an excess of good faith.
On Monday, the U.S. Secretary of State spoke at London’s Chatham House, where he urged big banks to start extending credit to the Islamic Republic, as a reward for its “having met its part of the bargain.” Even as he admitted that he was making “good-faith efforts way beyond” what the nuclear deal specifies, he erroneously reassured potential lenders that as long as they did “due diligence” they would face no problems from U.S. enforcement agencies. (So egregious were Kerry's remarks that the State Department itself has had to issue a correction.) Elliott Abrams comments:
November 4, 2016
John Kerry Goes abroad to Solicit Loans for Iran, Encouraging Banks to Ignore the Warnings of the Treasury Department
Rewarding bad faith with an excess of good faith.
The BDS Movement Maintains Close Contact with Terrorists
Working closely with the PFLP to boycott Israel.
The Jerusalem Papyrus and Its Significance
The scholar who deciphered it speaks.
The Story of Noah: A Tale of Two Skeptics
Noah, Haran, and the Torah’s message for those who neither believe nor disbelieve.