Toward an Iran Policy That Looks at the Big Picture
Ending the artificial separation of Tehran’s nuclear program from its adventurism.
May 23, 2018
The dangers of fatalistic progressivism.
Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam, returned to the public eye this year when a chairwoman of the anti-Trump Women’s March, having attended his annual “Savior’s Day” celebration—where he shared some of his poisonous anti-Semitic theories—praised him and then defended him against his critics. Separately, an African-American Washington, DC city councilman, also a Farrakhan supporter, gave a speech accusing the Rothschilds of controlling the weather. To James Kirchick, these and other incidents portend an upsurge of anti-Semitism among American blacks. He writes:
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Login or SubscribeEnding the artificial separation of Tehran’s nuclear program from its adventurism.
The world must disabuse them of fantasies of destroying Israel.
The dangers of fatalistic progressivism.
Abraham Carmel.
Eyshet Hayil vs. Vunder Voman.