Edward Walker
By Edward Walker
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Opinion U.N. Border Force May Be All That Can Stop Chaos in Gaza
For months Israel has criticized Egypt’s inability to seal off its border with Gaza, and without a doubt the border has been penetrated by tunnels and smugglers. But as the Egyptian ambassador to Washington pointed out to me the other day, it is not an easy task to seal that border and, in fact, Israel…
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Culture Beyond the Noise: Exploring the U.S.-Saudi Relationship
*Thicker Than Oil: America’s Uneasy Partnership With Saudi Arabia By Rachel Bronson Oxford University Press, 384 pages, $28. In her new book, “Thicker Than Oil: America’s Uneasy Partnership With Saudi Arabia,” scholar Rachel Bronson fires an opening shot by asserting that “recent books seem more intent on feeding public outrage than on seriously probing the…
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