The White House’s line—that a strike can only delay the program—is an attempt to downplay our military capability
VP playing major role in effort to shore up Jewish Democrats
Donald Rumsfeld was discredited when he left the Bush Administration in 2006, but the recent Middle East uprisings might be vindication for both Bush’s Freedom Agenda and the man who helped shape it. The former Defense secretary talks to Tablet Magazine.
Grinning through each reversal, the ever-bumbling, deeply unpopular Ehud Barak maneuvers to remain a political force in Israel and its leading voice to the West
Where the U.S.-Israel alliance remains strong
Why do Arab governments—and the U.S.—insist the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is at the heart of all the Mideast’s problems?
Week of meetings produces no consensus
Defense Secretary to talk Iran with Bibi, Barak
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