A Terrorist Plunges a Knife into the Israeli-Palestinian Economic Symbiosis
What Tuesday’s murderous attack portends.
November 18, 2022
Sanctions, missile defense, and preparation for an attack.
On October 31, the American envoy to Iran Robert Malley stated that the U.S. does not wish to “waste [its] time” pursuing a renewed nuclear deal with Tehran. Yet Washington has not formally broken off negotiations, nor has it invoked the “snapback” mechanism that would restore international sanctions to their pre-2015 state. David Albright and Henrik Rasmussen argue that, with public opinion turning against Iran due to its support for Russia and violent repression of protests, America and its European allies should do just that. But sanctions should only be the first step:
What Tuesday’s murderous attack portends.
Sanctions, missile defense, and preparation for an attack.
Homeric Bloom is not; but a hero for our time he is.
It broadcasts Arabic folksongs calling for the murder of Jews, while refusing to acknowledge its libelous mistakes.
The borough was once 49-percent Jewish.
On October 31, the American envoy to Iran Robert Malley stated that the U.S. does not wish to “waste [its] time” pursuing a renewed nuclear deal with Tehran. Yet Washington has not formally broken off negotiations, nor has it invoked the “snapback” mechanism that would restore international sanctions to their pre-2015 state. David Albright and Henrik Rasmussen argue that, with public opinion turning against Iran due to its support for Russia and violent repression of protests, America and its European allies should do just that. But sanctions should only be the first step:
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