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Category Archives: International relations
Russia is the major spoiler for Israel and the West in Syria
As I wrote earlier this week, Prime Minister Netanyahu flew to Moscow to plead with President Putin to cancel his missile sale to Syria. Well, that went down like a lead balloon with a resounding “No” from Putin. The deal … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged airstrike, anti-ship, Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel, Russia, S-300 missiles, Syria, Valery Putin, Yakhont
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French court sees the truth where others can’t: Israel is not illegally occupying land
In a fantastic win for Israel and her supporters, and a devastating reversal for the BDS lunatics, who have used intense efforts to get Veolia to withdraw from building the light rail line in Jerusalem, a French appeals court has … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, International relations
Tagged #BDSfail, Alstom, BDS, court, France, Jerusalem, light rail, occupation, PLO, train, Veolia, West Bank
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Richard Falk and John Kerry’s wrongful statements about Israel
The terrorist attack at the Boston Marathon last week and the attempted thawing of relations between Israel and Turkey were exacerbated by outrageous and idiotic statements by diplomats and politicians, people who really ought to know better but it seems … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations, Terrorism
Tagged apology, Binyamin Netanyahu, bombing, Boston, flotilla, IHH, John Kerry, marathon, Mavi Marmara, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Richard Falk, Secretary of State, terrorism, Turkey, UN
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Iran – the need to act before it’s too late
Iran has been leading the world on a merry chase after the elusive unicorn of nuclear disarmament. It has engaged in talks while simultaneously escalating its drive to pursue nuclear capability, and latest reports are that Iran has tripled its … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Chuck Hagel, Iran, Israel, Middle East, nuclear program, oil, Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau, sanctions, terrorism, United States
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We want our apology back
Most Israelis greeted Netanyahu’s apology to Turkey for “operational errors” in the Mavi Marmara episode with mixed feelings to say the least. After various op-eds and articles assured us that the apology was simply in order to enable relations with … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Ahmet Davutoglu, apology, flotilla, Israel, Mavi Marmara, NATO, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, rejectionism, Turkey
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More Middle Eastern complications
In a very interesting turn of events, Bahrain has become the first Arab country to blacklist the Hezbollah terrorist group: Bahrain on Tuesday became the first Arab country to officially blacklist the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Bahrain, Cyprus, EU, Golan, Hezbollah, Ioannis Kasoulides, Lebanon, Syria, terrorism, terrorists, Turkey
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