Think Tank Could Pull Event From Newseum Over Hamas Memorial
“I know the difference between a reporter and a terrorist propagandist,” May says.
“I know the difference between a reporter and a terrorist propagandist,” May says.
A tactical boost to the opposition — but a propaganda point for Assad. The regime claims the Israelis are in league with al-Qaeda!
This image being shared on social media late Saturday and early Sunday is not from Damascus, Syria. It is actually from Gaza City from April, 2013.
Israeli Embassy spokesman Aaron Sagui tells the Associated Press that Israel is determined to prevent the transfer of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime.
Settlements are “counterproductive to the cause of peace,” Obama says.
President shakes it off. “I wouldn’t feel comfortable if I didn’t have at least one heckler.”
Obama thinks it’s “hard.”
“We intend to investigate thoroughly exactly what happened,” Obama says.”
Not nothing, but not as much as he once hoped. Where the laws of gravity always apply.
The Tel Aviv office occupies seven floors, a total area of 85,000 square feet, and looks like your dream apartment.
Old Testament wrath, just in time for Passover.
“Playgoy”? “Shebrew”? “Oy Vayboy”? Eh, you get the idea.
Ehud Barak’s remarks get scattered applause.
The new way to quickly become serious about foreign policy: A dip in the dead sea. “Craven and creditworthy,” says Prince.
On November 30, 1959, the U.S. Embassy in Nepal issued a memorandum on what to do if you found a Yeti. Yup.
A 20-year old Israeli soldier named Mor Ostrovski posted a photo of what appears to be a Palestinian child in the crosshairs of his rifle.
Chuck Hagel has disavowed a statement he reportedly made at a speech at Rutgers University in 2007 saying that the State Department was becoming adjunct to the Israel Foreign Minister’s office according to Senator Lindsey Graham. Graham said Hagel wrote to him in a letter that he didn’t recall making the statement, but disavowed it if he did.
It barks. It licks. It fetches. It loves.
“Jewish Democrats are proud to stand with President Obama and his second term priorities that put support for Israel.”
In Israel, Huckabee is concerned about a Breitbart.com report.
White House confirms that Obama will make his first trip to Israel as president in the coming months. Will also visit the West Bank and Jordan.
Or that’s what it seemed like. A word cloud maps it out.
Cyberwar and Bjorn Lomborg at Georgetown. A former student is “disgusted” by the nomination process.
A preview of his big speech next week?
The senator from Kentucky told a group of conservatives at an off-the-record meeting Monday. Beefing up his pro-Israel credentials.
Israel’s center holds. Peace processers look to Obama — and John Kerry.
Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch, who died Friday, took great pride in responding to every email he was sent, despite the fact that he doesn’t use a computer. How did Ed Koch do it? His assistant printed them all out and he wrote his responses on the emails by hand. Here are 13 longhand emails defending the President, provided to BuzzFeed by Koch in 2012.
“I’ll be watching him like an eagle,” the New York Senator tells a Jewish radio show.
“I saw presentations of the Iron Dome and it was very impressive.”
Addresses his past use of the term “Jewish lobby” and his opposition to Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell in a letter to Sen. Barbara Boxer. Among his commitments about out gay service: “I will do everything possible to the extent permissible under current law to provide equal benefits to the families of all our service members.”