middleeasteye.net – middleeasteye.net Iraq. Libya. Syria. Iran. ISIS. Russia’s recent intervention against ISIS in Syria. The “Arab Spring”. What the US could have and should have done differently. There was certainly […]
alternet.org – Julia Carmel This is part four of a four-part investigation. Read parts one, two and three. At a Texas Retreat convened last June by long-time neoconservative agitator David Horowitz, […]
mondoweiss.net – Philip Weiss Dennis Ross, positioning himself to serve Hillary Clinton, makes out the Obama administration as too hostile to Israel in a book excerpt that is up at Politico […]
haaretz.com – Barak Ravid Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Monday night’s cabinet meeting that he does not intend to approve further settlement construction in order not to harm talks with the […]
middleeasteye.net – middleeasteye.net Since reelection in 2009, Netanyahu has sought to keep the status quo. The latest burst of violence in Jerusalem and the West Bank marks its end The last […]
middleeasteye.net – middleeasteye.net Nearly 80 Palestinians are wounded from clashes with Israeli security forces in the occupied West Bank following Israel’s prohibition of Palestinians from entering the Old City of Jerusalem. […]
aljazeera.com – aljazeera.com In this episode of UpFront, Mehdi Hasan speaks to former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert about the Iran deal, a two-state solution and calls for him to be […]
haaretz.com – Gideon Levy Every year after Yom Kippur, the sounds of hammer blows could be heard from the yard behind our apartment house. Three days later the sukkah stood, made […]
haaretz.com – Jack Khoury Clashes erupted between Palestinians and Israeli forces on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem Sunday morning, in the latest incident of Jerusalem unrest. Read More
haaretz.com – Barak Ravid American sources say Palestinians’ version of events was inaccurate; add that state secretary is interested in ‘reengaging’ on the peace process; Kerry and Abbas met Saturday night. […]
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