Can the President Lift Sanctions on Iran Without Congress Reviewing Iran’s Deal with the IAEA?
No. "Sanctions are fundamentally in Congress’s exclusive power."
September 18, 2015
Israel does more to help refugees than Saudi Arabia.
As refugees from the Middle East and North Africa try desperately to get into Europe, the nearby and wealthy Arab states of the Persian Gulf refuse to absorb any of them, claiming, among other things, that “it is not right for us to accept a people that are different from us.” It is only the poorest Arab states, Denis MacEoin notes, that have taken in refugees—“and there are other ironies” as well:
No. "Sanctions are fundamentally in Congress’s exclusive power."
Or is it professing love for Israel as a political tactic?
How the death of a boy in 12th-century England gave birth to a libel that won’t die.
Israel does more to help refugees than Saudi Arabia.
As refugees from the Middle East and North Africa try desperately to get into Europe, the nearby and wealthy Arab states of the Persian Gulf refuse to absorb any of them, claiming, among other things, that “it is not right for us to accept a people that are different from us.” It is only the poorest Arab states, Denis MacEoin notes, that have taken in refugees—“and there are other ironies” as well:
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