In a 2013 poll, only a quarter of Jews aged 18 to 29 believed that Netanyahu’s government was sincerely committed to peace
Archives for May 2018
Lost in the debate on Iran: Israel’s Nukes and the Vanunu Case
The Israeli nuclear weapons program, in all likelihood the second most substantial and sophisticated in the world
Now Iraq is regularly bombing Syria . . . to Blast ISIL Remnants
Iraqi warplanes carried out a raid Sunday targeting Islamic State group commanders in eastern Syria
Syria: Did E. Ghouta Gas Reports cause Rebels to surrender en masse in Homs, Hama?
Reports of regime use of gas at Douma may have influenced the rebels’ decision
Syria: Why tales of a western ‘regime change plot’ don’t make sense
The 2011 uprising was a genuine expression of popular discontent, not a conspiracy
Israeli Forces injure 40 Palestinians on 6th Friday of Gaza protests
At least 40 Palestinians were injured on Friday
Saudi-led War on Yemen risks causing Millions of New Cholera Cases
War-torn Yemen risks a resurgence of cholera that could infect millions as the rainy season advances, researchers warned Friday
Iraqi Journalist Who Threw Shoes at Bush Running For Parliament
Muntazer Zaidi famously threw his shoes at former President Bush in protest of the U.S. invasion of his country
PEN Int’l ‘strongly condemns’ Israel court’s jailing of Palestinian for Writing Poetry
PEN International has slammed the conviction of Palestinian poet Dareen Tatour, who was prosecuted by Israeli authorities for three social media posts, including a poem
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