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Netanyahu and Trump, Joined at the Hip

Published December 2, 2019by Paul Pillar 2 Comments

By Paul Pillar  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, under indictment for corruption, has been launching vociferous counterattacks that sound quite familiar to anyone (including editorial pages of the mainstream U.S. press) who has been following a parallel story of high-level… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Israel Israel, Netanyahu, Trump

Netanyahu’s Real Crimes

Published November 29, 2019by James Zogby 3 Comments

By Dr. James Zogby After years of investigation and months of delay, Israel’s Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit formally indicted Benjamin Netanyahu for crimes ranging from his violation of public trust to bribery and fraud. Israel’s apologists will argue that the… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Israel Israel, James Zogby, Netanyahu

Don’t Just Focus on Trump’s Crimes at Home

Published November 22, 2019by John Feffer 5 Comments

By John Feffer It’s a cliché in Westerns. The bad guys ride into town only to be met by a sheriff who stands tall. “I am the law,” the sheriff says, “and you boys better move on.”

Analysis, US Domestic Policy, US Foreign Policy Afghanistan, Israel, John Feffer

Pompeo Casts International Law Aside On Israeli Settlement Policy

Published November 20, 2019by Helena Cobban

By Helena Cobban On November 18, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the United States no longer judges the settlements Israel has established in the occupied West Bank to be illegal. Under international law, that announcement—like the Trump administration’s… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Israel Helena Cobban, Israel

Pompeo Buries The Two-State Solution With New U.S. Policy On Israeli Settlements

Published November 19, 2019by Mitchell Plitnick

By Mitchell Plitnick In the latest reversal of long-standing United States policy in the Middle East, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declared this week that Washington no longer views Israeli settlements in the West Bank as “inconsistent with international law.”

Analysis, Israel Palestine Israel, Israeli settlements, Mitchell Plitnick, Palestine

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