Israel
Obama’s Two Most Revealing Moments in Last Night’s Debate
On Opposite Night, Obama Attacks Romney on Israel
Why Is Dan Senor Considered a Serious Foreign Policy Thinker?
Turkey's Prime Minister Wants War in Syria. Turks Don't.
What Will Israel’s Next Government Look Like? That Depends on America’s Next Government.
My Debate Prep Regimen
How the Arab Spring Killed Hezbollah
Bibi and Barack: A History in Snubs
When the media reported last week that President Obama had turned down a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu—which was followed, according to the New York Times, by a reverse-snub when Bibi insisted that he hadn’t also been denied a meeting in Washington, because he never even wanted one in the first place—it was only the latest uncomfortable chapter in the two leaders’ cringing pseudo-courtship. For four years, their encounters have been playing out with all the grace of a star-crossed, seventh-grade romance.
Since When Is Swimming in the Sea of Galilee Scandalous?
The Real Reason Romney Wants To Talk About Israel and ‘Culture’
All it had to be was one more slip-up; one more gaffe with which Mitt Romney could have further flooded the gaffe market, further devaluing all the others. That would be the logical plan, and it seemed to be the one his campaign was following after it was reported that Romney had attributed the massive difference between Israelis’ and Palestinians’ per capita GDP to “culture” (and “the hand of providence”) while speaking to Jewish donors in Jerusalem Monday morning.
