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U.S. strategy in the Middle East (unclassified)
Some say the U.S. doesn’t have a strategy in the Middle East. But Martin Kramer manages to detect one. Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, George Bush, oil, peace process, US policy
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Special Relationships
John Kerry always talks about the “special relationship”—between the United States and Britain. Between the United States and Israel? Never a mention. Even in the lip service department, the Obama administration has downgraded Israel. Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Great Britain, Israel, John F. Kennedy, John Kerry, US policy
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Israel likes its U.S. presidents strong
Israel frets that Obama went to Congress over Syria. If that’s a precedent for Iran, Israel might have no choice but to strike first. Continue reading →
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Tagged 1967 War, Abba Eban, Barack Obama, Iran, Lyndon Johnson, Six-Day War, Syria, US policy
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The NIC of time
The National Intelligence Council looks in the crystal ball at the year 2030. But its vision of Israel and the Middle East is occluded. Continue reading →
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Tagged Arnold Toynbee, Barack Obama, Elie Kedourie, Islamism, Israel, linkage, National Intelligence Council, Palestinians, US policy
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If Iran Gets the Bomb
Michael J. Totten interviews Martin Kramer on the implications of Iran’s nuclear plans for the United States, the Middle East, Israel, and Jerusalem. Continue reading →
