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Author: Daniel Luban

Another Shoe Drops in the NIAC Story

Published November 15, 2009by Daniel Luban 3 Comments

By Daniel Luban Following up on our coverage of the campaign to destroy the National Iranian-American Council (NIAC), Josh Rogin at the Cable has more information on the background to the attacks. The most interesting revelation concerns Hassan Daioleslam, the… Continue Reading →

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Iranian-American Dual Loyalty, cont.

Published November 13, 2009by Daniel Luban 1 Comment

By Daniel Luban The campaign against the National Iranian-American Council and its president, Trita Parsi, intensified today with the publication of a long hit piece in the Washington Times by neoconservative journalist Eli Lake. The piece’s unusual length appears to… Continue Reading →

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American Hawks Feel Betrayed By Iranian Opposition

Published November 2, 2009by Daniel Luban 1 Comment

By Daniel Luban Today’s Washington Post features an unusually honest column by hawkish deputy editorial page editor Jackson Diehl, in which Diehl confesses disappointment at the fact that the Iranian opposition’s goals do not match up precisely with those of… Continue Reading →

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Iranian-American Dual Loyalty?

Published October 28, 2009by Daniel Luban 9 Comments

By Daniel Luban The campaign against J Street has contained a fair amount of anti-Arab and anti-Muslim bigotry, epitomized by former AIPAC staffer Lenny Ben-David’s attack on any J Street donors unfortunate enough to have Arab names. Now comes a… Continue Reading →

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The War on J Street

Published October 21, 2009by Daniel Luban 7 Comments

By Daniel Luban As the dovish pro-Israel lobby J Street prepares for its first conference next week, a familiar array of Likudniks and neocons has mobilized to destroy it. The anti-J Street campaign has marked something of a watershed for… Continue Reading →

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