Why the U.S. And Israel Should Back the Creation of an Autonomous Druze Region
To serve as a forward defensive line for Jordan, Israel, and the West.
July 8, 2015
What Alberto Nisman’s Wiretaps Reveal about Backdoor Dealings between Iran and Argentina
He obtained 41,606 recordings of wire-tapped conversations.
In the course of his investigation of Hizballah’s 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, the Argentinian prosecutor Alberto Nisman, who died in mysterious circumstances in January, obtained extensive copies of wiretapped phone calls. Eamonn MacDonagh writes that the recordings present damning evidence of individuals with close ties to the Argentinian and Iranian governments discussing ways the former could cover up the role of the latter in the attack:
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Declining Support for Israel among Democrats? Not to Worry
A worrying new poll doesn't represent the party as a whole.
What Alberto Nisman’s Wiretaps Reveal about Backdoor Dealings between Iran and Argentina
He obtained 41,606 recordings of wire-tapped conversations.
To Combat Anti-Semitism, Universities Must First Define It
How to unmask those who claim they're just criticizing Israel.
How Richard Nixon Brought Church Services to the White House
An unprecedented move that infuriated Reinhold Niebuhr.