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Barking Up The Wrong Tree

Published by Peter Jenkins 3 Comments

by Peter Jenkins Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s statement to the UN General Assembly today leaves me feeling frustrated. There are more than 30 points in it that I would dearly love to discuss with him, either because they seem to… Continue Reading →

Consider the human costs of using the “military option” on Iran’s nuclear facilities

Published by Jasmin Ramsey 3 Comments

I’ve been meaning to write about this report on the multifold human costs of militarily striking Iran’s nuclear facilities and am happy to find that it’s already been noted by Golnaz Esfandiari as well as Gordon Lubold, among others. (Marsha Cohen’s… Continue Reading →