May 23 2011
No such thing
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May 23 2011
The bi-national one-state solution
Netanyahu and the one-state solution
By Neve Gordon, 23 May 2011 14:43 … Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address US legislators on Tuesday. He will, no doubt, tell members of Congress that he supports a two-state solution, but his… [more]Permanent link to this article: https://levantium.com/2011/05/23/the-bi-national-one-state-solution/
May 23 2011
That we wonder when
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May 22 2011
Experience as an impediment
Obama’s Peace Tack Contrasts With Key Aide, Friend of Israel
By Helene Cooper and Mark Landler, May 21, 2011 … WASHINGTON — Five days ago, during a closed-door meeting with a group of Middle East experts, administration officials, and journalists,… [more]Permanent link to this article: https://levantium.com/2011/05/22/experience-as-an-impediment/
May 22 2011
$1,500 for an AK-47
Uneasy times in Lebanon as Syrian revolt simmers
By Robert Fisk, Saturday, 21 May 2011 … If you want to discover the truth about Tripoli, you have only to visit the castle of Saint Gilles. Instead of Crusaders, the Lebanese… [more]Permanent link to this article: https://levantium.com/2011/05/22/1500-for-an-ak-47/
May 22 2011
Contiguous
Obama’s Middle East challenge
By Paul Vallely, Sunday, 22 May 2011 … Contiguous. Now there’s an interesting word. You had to read between the lines to understand Barack Obama’s new vision for the Middle East. The American president began with… [more]Permanent link to this article: https://levantium.com/2011/05/22/contiguous/
May 22 2011
Unbridled nationalism
Today’s borders are the ‘indefensible’ ones
Haaretz editorial, published 01:16 22.05.11 … Lots of high-sounding words were uttered over the weekend. There was U.S. President Barack Obama’s speech, in which he welcomed the civil revolutions in the Middle East and… [more]Permanent link to this article: https://levantium.com/2011/05/22/unbridled-nationalism/