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(Commentary) Jonathan Tobin - The idea that peace can only be obtained by the U.S. imposing it on the parties fits in with the vision that the president's staffers exude. They are not interested in the fact that such attempts have always failed because of Palestinian intransigence, or that such attempts have ultimately led to more, not less, violence. The administration's simmering resentment against Israel seems to be driving this development more than anything else.2010-04-09 09:20:59Full Article
Obama's Diplomatic War on Israel Is Just Getting Started
(Commentary) Jonathan Tobin - The idea that peace can only be obtained by the U.S. imposing it on the parties fits in with the vision that the president's staffers exude. They are not interested in the fact that such attempts have always failed because of Palestinian intransigence, or that such attempts have ultimately led to more, not less, violence. The administration's simmering resentment against Israel seems to be driving this development more than anything else.2010-04-09 09:20:59Full Article
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