By Larry Derfner
There is remarkably little public discussion in Israel about an attack on Iran. People may not talk about it much, but you can be sure they will back a war, Larry Derfner writes.
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By Larry Derfner
Israel has long muted any recognition of the Armenian genocide because it could damage ties with Turkey. Now it is making a hypocritical U-turn, writes Larry Derfner.
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By Larry Derfner
A funny thing happened on the march to war with Iran. Israel’s democracy woke up and asked if it is really worth the cost. That’s called sanity, Larry Derfner argues.
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By Larry Derfner
Congress acted tough by threatening to withhold aid from the Palestinians. It actually showed how little leverage the U.S. has. That might not be a bad thing, Larry Derfner writes.
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By Larry Derfner
Fault for the Palestinian statehood bid lies entirely with Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli majority that supports him, Larry Derfner writes.
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