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How Israeli-Arab normalization is helping the US win the trade war with China
The proliferation of a regional economic bloc since the Abraham Accords is allowing the United States to consolidate its power in the Middle East.
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Majeed Malhas
December 3, 2021
‘Mr. Palestine, you’ll just have to wait your turn’
Every once in a while I get a comment on one of my posts along the lines of: ‘Why don’t you do anything about Syria, huh? If you’re such a human rights activist, why don’t you care about places where people are suffering much more right in your neighborhood? Huh??’ or ‘You know, the Arabs…
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Ami Kaufman
May 9, 2013
Why a strike on Iran could amount to a suicide mission
By Jalal Nali The failure of diplomatic efforts aimed at providing Tehran with incentives to suspend its uranium enrichment in exchange for a transparent civilian nuclear program under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) supervision has the international community worried that Tehran can no longer be engaged in meaningful negotiations. Suspicions are…
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March 10, 2012
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Five comments on the (troubling) situation
What does the appointment of Home Front Defense Minister Matan Vilna’i to ambassador of China really mean? Why is Yair Lapid whining? Which is the most interesting political teaming-up so far? What is one of the main goals of the war on Iran campaign? And what do we know of Netanyahu’s crime solving abilities? Ni…
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Ami Kaufman
February 13, 2012
Washington: Keeping your friends close and your enemies closer
A look at the location of embassies in Washington – and who is next to whom – may reveal what the U.S. government thinks of its allies. Washington D.C., the U.S. capital, is one of the world’s most famous grid cities. Its layout was strategically planned to reflect a delicate balance of power between the…
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Roee Ruttenberg
September 8, 2011
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