With Friends Like Europe, Israel Doesn’t Need Enemies
Jerusalem must abandon its faith that the EU can be talked out of its hostility.
November 21, 2019
Obscuring Iranian Aggression to Defend the Failure of the Obama Administration’s Middle East Policy
For Robert Malley, enemies are the new allies, and allies are the new enemies.
In a recent essay for the magazine Foreign Affairs, Robert Malley, who served as one of Barack Obama’s senior Middle East advisers, outlines the dangers he perceives in the Trump administration’s current policies toward the region. The thrust of his argument is that only by lifting sanctions on Iran, punishing Israel, and abandoning Sunni Arab allies can Washington reduce the dangers of a major war. To make his case, he systematically tries to downplay the undeniable dangers posed by the Islamic Republic, and shift the blame for regional disorders onto those countries, like Israel, that have tried to contain it. Tony Badran dissects Malley’s claims:
November 21, 2019
Obscuring Iranian Aggression to Defend the Failure of the Obama Administration’s Middle East Policy
For Robert Malley, enemies are the new allies, and allies are the new enemies.
The American Quaker Turned Jewish Proto-Zionist
He believed God had created the United States to rescue the world’s Jews from exile and oppression.
Expanding the Availability of Controversial Medical Procedures Need Not Interfere with the Religious Freedom of Doctors and Nurses
Activists now want to delegitimize religious freedom.
The Legacy of the Portuguese Child of Converted Jews Who Tried to Start a Joint Jewish-Christian Crusade
Solomon Molcho.