Preparing for the New Era of Palestinian Politics
The day after Mahmoud Abbas might not be much different from today.
December 16, 2020
Isn’t it more than a bit condescending for English rock stars to tell Arabs whom they can do business with?
Ten years ago, notes Sohrab Ahmari, many friends of the Jewish state reasonably saw the boycott, divest, and sanction movement (BDS) as one of the gravest threats to Israel, at least after the more obvious physical threats from Iran and elsewhere. The recent normalization agreement between Jerusalem and Rabat, together with those that preceded it, marks the neutralization of that danger, Ahmari argues:
The day after Mahmoud Abbas might not be much different from today.
Isn’t it more than a bit condescending for English rock stars to tell Arabs whom they can do business with?
A plea from Britain’s chief rabbi.
Just in time for Hanukkah.
Ten years ago, notes Sohrab Ahmari, many friends of the Jewish state reasonably saw the boycott, divest, and sanction movement (BDS) as one of the gravest threats to Israel, at least after the more obvious physical threats from Iran and elsewhere. The recent normalization agreement between Jerusalem and Rabat, together with those that preceded it, marks the neutralization of that danger, Ahmari argues:
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