June 2007 – ReThinking Foreign Policy

UN Sec. General Makes a Statement for Fairness

On: June 26, 2007

Advertisements For some more on this issue, check out the article on Muzzlewatch… On June 20, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon delivered a sharp rebuke to the United Nations Human Rights Council for “picking on Israel.” In this, he joined the US, Canada and the European Union. The Human RightsContinue Reading

The Fall of Gaza: Can Disaster Be Avoided?

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: June 22, 2007

In: Arab League, Egypt, Fatah, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Mahmoud Abbas, Palestine, United States, West Bank, Yasir Arafat

Advertisements Back in 2005, Jewish Voice for Peace took to the streets in San Francisco to protest the just-commencing Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. More than a few people were puzzled by this action; here was a Jewish peace group apparently echoing the stance of some of the mostContinue Reading

40 Years of Deepening Mistrust

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: June 9, 2007

In: Peace Plans

Advertisements As I write these words, it is about to turn to June 10, the date which, in 1967, was the last of six days of war that would be the primary landmark for the course of the next 40 years in the Middle East, and with reverberations that haveContinue Reading

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