Is using aid to Israel as leverage becoming a mainstream idea?
Tom Friedman today has some very harsh words for both the Israelis and Palestinians, both of whom -- he claims -- are not serious about reaching a peace agreement. As a result, these are the principles which Friedman -- rather... [read full story]
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Tom Friedman seems to threaten cutting off Israel’s aid
Tom Friedman, who overlooks the neoconservatives and their sandbagging of the alleged peace process, is to his credit sick of the peace process and seems to call for an end to aid to the Jewish state. Or maybe I’m reading him...
When you’re serious about the Middle East, stop living in the past
Thomas Freidman, today relives one of his greatest hits on Israel. In an op-ed entitled “Call White House, Ask for Barack,” Friedman writes: Today, the Arabs, Israel and the Palestinians are clearly not feeling enough pain to...
The universality of extremists
The Washington Post 's David Ignatius today notes the irony that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is being criticized by his country's "hard-liners" for supporting a deal with the U.S. over nuclear issues: The prospect of...
Israelis unsure of U.S. support
Obama seen by some as favoring Arabs By Joshua Mitnick THE WASHINGTON TIMES TEL AVIV | Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be in the United States this week, but he might not see President Obama. Ten months into the...
Middle East Clarity
Over at the Commentary blog, Max Boot has made the Neocon-Likud position on peace talks fairly plain: the effort on the part of the Obama Administration to convince the Israelis to freeze all settlements has been "nonsense."...
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