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Happy Thanksgiving (and thanks for Gaza’s cease-fire)
Today on Thanksgiving we have some things to be thankful for. The cease-fire in Gaza is holding (so far). This is important not only to stop the killing, but also because it represents a breakthrough in the relationship between President … Continue reading
Posted in The Middle East Revolts, U.S. Politics
Tagged cease-fire, gaza, israel, Morsy, Obama, Palestine
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Gaza and Israel
It was inevitable that a new conflict would emerge in Palestine. The Arab Spring emboldened those who thought Egypt might be more supportive of pressure on Israel. The heroism of Syria encouraged those seeking to challenge a powerful foe. And … Continue reading
