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Dogwhistling Past Libya

Date posted: September 14, 2012

Whither Iran after the Likud-Kadima Union?

Date posted: May 14, 2012

An End to Impunity for MEK Boosters?

Date posted: March 16, 2012

Beating the Wrong Drum in Syria

Date posted: February 23, 2012

Neocons Take Aim at Ron Paul

Date posted: January 05, 2012

Turning the Tide on the “Pro-Israel” Debate

Date posted: December 13, 2011

Iran: Here We Go…

Date posted: November 09, 2011

One War Is Not Enough for GOP Candidates

Date posted: October 31, 2011

Romney: A New Prince for the Neocons

Date posted: October 12, 2011

Israel-Firsters Declare Victory in NY-9

Date posted: September 14, 2011

Neocons Open Arms to Obama on Syria

Date posted: September 08, 2011

The Islamophobic Echo Chamber

Date posted: August 31, 2011

The Man Pulling the Anti-Sharia Strings

Date posted: August 23, 2011

Bret Stephens Disappoints

Date posted: August 19, 2011

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New Profiles
Hayden, Michael

Former CIA director Michael Hayden has been a stalwart advocate of the Bush record on torture and warrantless wiretapping.

Wieseltier, Leon

Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of the New Republic and a harsh critic of Obama administration’s Middle East policy, has frequently pushed for U.S. military intervention in the Middle East.

Abrams, Rachel (1951-2013)

Rachel Abrams was a member of a well-established neoconservative family who blogged for the Weekly Standard and served as a board member of the Emergency Committee for Israel.

Rubin, Jennifer

Jennifer Rubin is a blogger at the Washington Post who is notorious for her anti-liberal invective and “pro-Israel” advocacy.

Freedom’s Watch

Freedom’s Watch was a pro-Iraq War advocacy group supported by prominent Republican Party donors that worked to counter flagging public support for the “war on terror.”

From the Wires
Rice Replaces Donilon as Obama’s Top Foreign Policy Adviser

June, 06 2013

Susan Rice, President Obama’s new National Security Adviser, and Samantha Power, the administration’s new nominee for UN ambassador, are both firmly committed to the principles of “humanitarian” intervention.

More Sanctions, More Problems

June, 05 2013

Because lifting U.S. sanctions on Iran requires legislative action that Congress is unlikely to take no matter what steps Iran’s leaders make, analysts say the Iranian regime has less incentive than ever to halt its nuclear enrichment.

Little Support in Washington for Kerry’s Mideast Efforts

May, 24 2013

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's recent push to resume Israeli-Palestinian negotiations has received almost no support from Congress, which has largely ignored the issue even as it has drifted to the right.

U.S. Congress Moves Toward Full Trade Embargo on Iran

May, 23 2013

As the U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to back Israel in the event of a unilateral Israeli attack on Iran, the House Foreign Affairs Committee moved closer to imposing a full trade embargo on Iran and the countries who trade with it.

Nuclear Iran Unlikely to Tilt Regional Power Balance – Report

May, 18 2013

A new report by the Rand Corporation argues that while a nuclear-armed Iran might raise tensions among the country’s Sunni neighbors, it would be extremely unlikely to use the weapons offensively or transfer them to proxies.

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