Tag Archives: Palestinians

Start with two Palestinians

Posted on October 15, 2010 by Martin Kramer

Bir Zeit-on-Hudson was the nickname given by Martin Kramer to Columbia in 2003. Edward Said complained, but Columbia’s new Center for Palestine Studies now confirms its Bir Zeit-like status–and then some. Continue reading →

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Obama’s Mideast priorities

Posted on June 2, 2010 by Martin Kramer

Is Obama too clever or just confused? Martin Kramer joins panel with Thomas Friedman, Bill Kristol, and David Makovsky. Continue reading →

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Smear intifada

Posted on February 22, 2010 by Martin Kramer

Electronic Intifada, a death-to-Israel website run by Ali Abunimah (pictured right), says that in my Herzliya Conference speech, which I posted two weeks ago, I “called for ‘the West’ to take measures to curb the births of Palestinians, a proposal … Continue reading →

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Superfluous young men

Posted on February 7, 2010 by Martin Kramer

What contributes most to Islamic radicalism? Incitement? Lack of democracy? Occupation? Or just too many superfluous young men? Martin Kramer tries to answer, in six minutes. Continue reading →

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Obama’s Middle East map in shreds

Posted on June 20, 2009 by Martin Kramer

There is nothing at all surprising about Barack Obama’s reluctance to embrace the surge for freedom in Iran. As I’ve shown, he received his primer on the Middle East from Rashid Khalidi, who facilitated Obama’s formation as a Palestine-centric Third … Continue reading →

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