War – ReThinking Foreign Policy

Continued US Support For Israeli Bombing Of Gaza Bodes Ill For Obama’s Second Term

On: November 15, 2012

Advertisements It’s a most unwelcome feeling of déjà vu which must settle over any observer of the Israel-Palestine conflict and the US role in it. An escalation is seen in the woefully asymmetric exchange of fire between Israel and the Gaza Strip, Israel claims the escalation was entirely initiated byContinue Reading

In Israel, Opposition to Attacking Iran Gains Upper Hand

By: Mitchell Plitnick

On: August 24, 2012

In: Bibi Netanyahu, Ehud Barak, Iran

Advertisements I’m not convinced that this is the end of the story by any means, but it does seem that the tide has turned sharply against Bibi’s and Barak’s efforts to either unilaterally attack Iran or use the threat of such to blackmail the US into doing it for them.Continue Reading

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