Advertisements After decades of feeling restrained, the most radical elements in Israeli politics have been let loose. For now, their tactics seem to have been vindicated. Read more at Cutting Through.Continue Reading
Advertisements The mood in Washington today is similar to 2003 when the neocons of the Bush administration sought to remake the Middle East. This time, a joint vision shared by Israel and the Biden administration seeks to remake the region in the West’s vision. Read more at Mondoweiss.Continue Reading
Advertisements Israel may not have a strategy in its actions, but it does have an endgame: the Israeli right’s long-held ambition to utterly smash its enemies with overwhelming force. Read more at Cutting ThroughContinue Reading
Advertisements Netanyahu may have been angry the U.S. refused to veto the ceasefire resolution in the U.N. Security Council this week, but he will still use it to prolong the Gaza genocide. He does not want an end unless it’s an ending that keeps him in office.Continue Reading
Advertisements Immediately following the October 7 attacks, Joe Biden made the decision to let Israel, and specifically Benjamin Netanyahu lead the policy on Gaza. The result has been a disaster for the people of Gaza, while also undermining U.S. and regional security and interests and leaving over 100 Israeli hostagesContinue Reading
