02/18/2009 Jewish Week (NY) Settlements, Durban II Could Stoke Tensions by James D. Besser Washington Correspondent For a new U.S. administration that wants to avoid clashes with the Israeli government and pro-Israel groups, this week presented two challenges that could…
New Ambassador to U.S. Favors Razing Jewish Yesha Communities by Gil Ronen Click here to read the article
With all the talk of change from the Obama administration, there is an area in which the President and Secretary of State have chosen to follow lines previously set. Wedding itself to the “Two State Solution” – which they describe…
On nuclear Iran, waiting is not an option by Tom Neumann Click here to read the op-ed
April 13, 2009 There are no more crimes today. There are only victims seeking justice. The latest victims are the Somali pirates. It appears to be fashionable now among media outlets of distinctly progressive bent to explain why poor Somali…
March 9, 2009 Last week, I issued a statement congratulating President Obama for his courage and moral leadership in deciding not to participate in the upcoming United Nations “World Conference Against Racism.” I received a surprising number of responses, which…
February 3, 2009 The situation in Turkey is going from bad to worse. Last week at Davos, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan showed his true colors when he barged out of a meeting with UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon,…
WASHINGTON–Michael Oren, author of “The U.S.-Israel Partnership: Forks in the Road”, an article that appeared in the Fall 2008 issue of the Journal of International Security Affairs (published by the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs, or JINSA), is reportedly…
Mitchell As Envoy Could Split Center by James D. Besser, Washington Correspondent Click here to read the article
Economy Has Sucked Political Air Out of Most Issues, Even Iraq War by Bryan Schwartzman, Staff Writer Click here to read the article