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1. On Aid and War – How Israel Has Used Starvation To Subdue the Palestinians

   Humanitarian aid should never be politicized though, quite often, the very survival of nations is used as political bargaining chips. Sadly, Gaza remains a prime example. Even before the current war, the Gaza Strip suffered under a 17-year hermetic blockade, which has rendered the impoverished area virtually ‘unlivable’. That very term, ‘unlivable’ was used by … Continue reading "On Aid and War – How Israel Has Used Starvation To Subdue the Palestinians"

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2. The Republican Establishment’s Sterile Foreign Policy Perspective

   Those Americans who might hope that the growing public opposition to continuing U.S. aid to Ukraine might signal a wave of fresh thinking about foreign policy in the Republican party are likely to be disappointed. Most members of the establishment cling to the idea that the principal worry about Republican policy views is the growing … Continue reading "The Republican Establishment’s Sterile Foreign Policy Perspective"

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3. Confronting NATO’s War Summit in Washington

   After NATO’s catastrophic, illegal invasions of Yugoslavia, Libya and Afghanistan, on July 9th NATO plans to invade Washington DC. The good news is that it only plans to occupy Washington for three days. The British will not burn down the U.S. Capitol as they did in 1814, and the Germans are still meekly pretending that … Continue reading "Confronting NATO’s War Summit in Washington"

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4. Iraq Monthly Roundup: 116 Killed or Executed in June

   Twelve more were wounded.

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5. The Altalena Affair: Is Israel Heading Towards a Civil War?

   “There will be no civil war” in Israel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on June 18. But he might be wrong. Netanyahu’s statement was made in the context of the growing popular protests in Israel, especially following the long-anticipated resignations of several Israeli War Cabinet Ministers, including Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot – both … Continue reading "The Altalena Affair: Is Israel Heading Towards a Civil War?"

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