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Can the U.S.-Israel relationship survive a far-right government?
Israel’s new coalition and growing hostility toward AIPAC are straining the countries’ ‘unbreakable’ bond. But don't expect major U.S. policy change.
By
Mitchell Plitnick
November 30, 2022
The bloody legacy of ‘shared values’
Israel's 'unbreakable bond' with the U.S. means Biden will do little more on his trip than pay lip service to two states while continuing to support apartheid.
By
Hagai El-Ad
July 13, 2022
‘They’ve incited hate’: The Democratic congresswoman taking on AIPAC
In an exclusive interview, Rep. Betty McCollum responds to AIPAC ads that suggested she was 'more sinister' than ISIS because of her work for Palestinian rights.
By
Alex Kane
February 14, 2020
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The Democratic Party is also devoted to Israel’s apartheid
Both sides of the aisle are complicit in maintaining U.S. support for Israel’s separate and unequal regime.
By
Alex Kane
January 31, 2020
How Israel-Palestine jumped to the heart of U.S. politics
A dramatic debate over Israel-Palestine is taking center stage in U.S. politics, and it shows no sign of dying down.
By
Alex Kane
November 22, 2019
Netanyahu is the Iran deal’s victor, he’ll just never admit it
For 20 years the Israeli prime minister has been demanding the U.S. and the world put a stop to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and that’s exactly what Obama delivered. And no, there won’t be any consequences for the public fight with the American president. It has become somewhat of a trope in recent months to warn…
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Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man
September 3, 2015
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