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Bibi Tries To Give Obama His Marching Orders

2011-05-21
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: May 21, 2011
In: Barack Obama, Bibi Netanyahu, US-Israel Lobby

Advertisements When writing about President Obama’s speech on Thursday, I got one thing very wrong. I wrote: “Bibi will not have anything here to fight with Obama about tomorrow.” Well, that was wrong; but not as much as you might think. As MJ Rosenberg pointed out in his Friday column,Continue Reading

Is Obama Charting a New Mideast Peace Course?

2010-12-12
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: December 12, 2010
In: Barack Obama, Peace Plans, United States

Advertisements Now that the United States has officially abandoned its attempt to convince Israel to stop building settlements for just a little while, please?, everyone is waiting for Plan B. Those who still hope for a peaceful resolution to the Middle East conflict are hoping that the Plan B willContinue Reading

Syria Talks a Plan B for Lebanon Tensions?

2010-08-26
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: August 26, 2010
In: Uncategorized

Advertisements My latest piece on Examiner.com continues t examine the ramifications of Howard Berman’s foolish interference with aid to Lebanon.Continue Reading

When An Ultimatum Is Not An Ultimatum

2010-08-17
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: August 17, 2010
In: Uncategorized

Advertisements At Examiner.com, I look at the recent question of whether Obama threatened aid to Turkey over their stance on Israeli policies.Continue Reading

Israel's A Domestic Issue–That's the Problem

2010-06-28
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: June 28, 2010
In: Uncategorized

Advertisements In the 21st century, Congress has demonstrated both incompetence in handling its limited responsibility in foreign policy, and how disastrous it is when it oversteps its bounds and tries to get more involved in foreign affairs than it should. Outside of those working actively in foreign policy, it stillContinue Reading

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