Tag Archives: Gaza
How Diplomats, Reporters and Human Rights Activists Saved the Hamas Terrorists
The United Nations issued a unanimous resolution condemning Israel’s deportation of “civilians” and demanding that Israel immediately bring them back, or face sanctions. The United States voted for that resolution, along with three others condemning Israel.
Posted in Foreign Policy, Israel, Middle East-North Africa, News and Analysis, Uncategorized
Tagged Al Qaeda, Gaza, Hamas Terrorists, Islamic Fundamentalism, Islamic Terror, Ismail Haniyeh, James Baker, Jews of Kfar Darom, Muslim Brotherhood, Nissim Toledano, Thomas Pickering, United Nations, Warren Christopher, World Trade Center, Yitzhak Rabin
Kerry’s Mythological Peace Process: Israel and the Terrorists
Few figures in American political life have been as consistently wrong as often as John Kerry. The former Senator bet on every Communist leader and Middle Eastern tyrant he could find only to watch the wheels of history roll over his mistakes. And now as Secretary of State, Kerry is at it again. In between peddling a Syrian peace process that no one but him believes in, he took a break to peddle the even more discredited peace process between Israel and the terrorists.
Posted in Foreign Policy, Middle East-North Africa, News and Analysis
Tagged Abbas, AJC, American Jewish Committee, Arab League, Assad, Gaza, Golan Heights, Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, Israel, John Kerry, Masada, Obama, Palestinian Authority, Peace Process, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, West Bank
