Iraq – ReThinking Foreign Policy

New Report: From Crisis to Catastrophe, The Situation of Minorities in Iraq

On: October 16, 2014

In: Iraq

Advertisements In the United States, we seem to be surrounded by irrational hysteria these days. Two, perhaps three cases of ebola within our borders have generated a great deal of fear despite the fact that there are far more virulent, widespread and equally deadly diseases around us all the time.Continue Reading

Tipping the First Domino: An Israeli-Syrian Agreement

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: October 23, 2007

In: Arab League, Golan Heights, Iran, Iraq, Israeli land, Lebanon, Peace Plans, Six Day War, Syria, United States, West Bank

Advertisements The Israeli daily, Yediot Ahoronot reported recently that the Israeli intelligence agency, Mossad, had reassessed its view on Syria’s sincerity in seeking talks with Israel. Mossad now agrees with all the other branches of Israeli intelligence that the Syrian overtures are sincere and that Israel should put Syrian PresidentContinue Reading

Over-Estimating AIPAC: The Iraq Spending Bill and the Stricken Language on Iran

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: March 25, 2007

In: Iran, Iraq, US-Israel Lobby

Advertisements The recent House of Representatives vote to extend $100 billion in funding for the war in Iraq has managed to once again feed the myth of the all-powerful AIPAC/Israel lobby. This time, it was the late exclusion of a clause in the bill that would have required Congressional approvalContinue Reading

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