With its Focus on Iran’s Nuclear Program, the U.S. Misses the Big Picture
American policy is hopelessly muddled.
July 13, 2015
It claims the law conflates the West Bank with the remainder of Israel.
In response to the recent ratification of a U.S. trade law, the State Department expressed reservations about provisions of the law intended to discourage economic warfare against Israel. These reservations include concern over the law’s alleged “conflation” of the West Bank with the remainder of Israel. Eugene Kontorovich points out that not only does the law make no such conflation, but the State Department’s reservations bespeak a poor understanding of U.S. policy:
American policy is hopelessly muddled.
It claims the law conflates the West Bank with the remainder of Israel.
Perhaps on paper, but not in reality.
The anniversary of the death is thought to fall later this week.
A new archaeological discovery.
In response to the recent ratification of a U.S. trade law, the State Department expressed reservations about provisions of the law intended to discourage economic warfare against Israel. These reservations include concern over the law’s alleged “conflation” of the West Bank with the remainder of Israel. Eugene Kontorovich points out that not only does the law make no such conflation, but the State Department’s reservations bespeak a poor understanding of U.S. policy:
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