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Until 9/11, I did not follow events in the Middle East. But since that day, when the daily paper arrives, I first read "World News," with focus upon recent developments in the Middle East. Many times, I have a feeling of deja vu, harkening back to the time when all I did was glance at similar headlines in the world section of the newspaper and of news magazines. Now, of course, I read entire articles instead of merely skimming over the headlines.
On the inside of the back page of the first section of the Sunday, October 8, 2006 edition of the Washington Post appeared the headline "Rice's Tour of Mideast Yields Little Progress on Key Issues."
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Obama Appoints New Nat Sec Dir For Mideast; 'Robert Malley Heads Group With Board Members Tied To Muslim Brotherhood/Hamas' From Will at THE OTHER NEWS: Obama Appoints New Nat Sec Dir For Mideast; 'Robert Malley Heads Group With Board Members...
- Muslim Rage Is Not New
Muslim rage has been around long before it hit the headlines after the Cold War. 23 years before the Iranian Revolution and 55 years before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, a section (pages 24-34) of the very first of the intelligence reviews published by...
- Greek Newspaper Attacks Jews
From JTA: ATHENS (JTA) -- A daily newspaper in Greece blamed Jews for the world financial crisis and the Israeli operation in Gaza.It is the second time in recent weeks that the Avriani newspaper led its front page with anti-Semitic accusations. Sunday's...
- "i Think I Know It": On The Pretty Unicorns In Condi's Mind
I'd almost like to live in Condoleezza Rice's mind. It seems like such a beautiful place. From the Atlantic Monthly: With Rumsfeld and Powell gone, and Cheney's power diminished, this is Condoleezza Rice's moment. Can she salvage America's...
- An Open Letter To An Anti-semite
Charlotte Kates is the pro-terrorist law student at Rutgers Univ. who organized the pro-Palestinian conference and defends suicide bombers. The following letter was written to the President of Rutgers State University by an Israeli citizen after reading...
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Haven't We Been Here Before?
Until 9/11, I did not follow events in the Middle East. But since that day, when the daily paper arrives, I first read "World News," with focus upon recent developments in the Middle East. Many times, I have a feeling of deja vu, harkening back to the time when all I did was glance at similar headlines in the world section of the newspaper and of news magazines. Now, of course, I read entire articles instead of merely skimming over the headlines.
On the inside of the back page of the first section of the Sunday, October 8, 2006 edition of the Washington Post appeared the headline "Rice's Tour of Mideast Yields Little Progress on Key Issues."
READ THE REST.
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Obama Appoints New Nat Sec Dir For Mideast; 'Robert Malley Heads Group With Board Members Tied To Muslim Brotherhood/Hamas' From Will at THE OTHER NEWS: Obama Appoints New Nat Sec Dir For Mideast; 'Robert Malley Heads Group With Board Members...
- Muslim Rage Is Not New
Muslim rage has been around long before it hit the headlines after the Cold War. 23 years before the Iranian Revolution and 55 years before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, a section (pages 24-34) of the very first of the intelligence reviews published by...
- Greek Newspaper Attacks Jews
From JTA: ATHENS (JTA) -- A daily newspaper in Greece blamed Jews for the world financial crisis and the Israeli operation in Gaza.It is the second time in recent weeks that the Avriani newspaper led its front page with anti-Semitic accusations. Sunday's...
- "i Think I Know It": On The Pretty Unicorns In Condi's Mind
I'd almost like to live in Condoleezza Rice's mind. It seems like such a beautiful place. From the Atlantic Monthly: With Rumsfeld and Powell gone, and Cheney's power diminished, this is Condoleezza Rice's moment. Can she salvage America's...
- An Open Letter To An Anti-semite
Charlotte Kates is the pro-terrorist law student at Rutgers Univ. who organized the pro-Palestinian conference and defends suicide bombers. The following letter was written to the President of Rutgers State University by an Israeli citizen after reading...