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17 hours ago ago from JG, Caesarea
As known to all, Obama began his presidency by reaching out to Iran; recall his March Nowruz (Iranian new year) message. Although some, e.g., Roger ("Iran is not totalitarian") Cohen, would have us believe that this move "unsettled" Ahmadinejad, quite the contrary is true. The Middle East is a region of savage cruelty, and nowhere is this more apparent than Iran, where homosexuals are hanged, "adulterers" are stoned to death, Baha'is are ...
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Related contentWhy should we attack Iran and chase war with those who are out to destroy us.
16 hours ago ago from John Sunol
Will Isreal attack Iran ? Sometimes, reading about the Middle East, or at least about Israel, Iran , and nuclear weapons, feels like your most basic broken-record phenomenon. As New York Times op-ed columnist Roger Cohen reminded readers recently, there's nothing new about Israeli predictions that Iranian or rather, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the head of a rather extreme new government, put it recently, a ...
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10 hours ago ago from Uprooted Palestinians
Almanar 21/12/2009 Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah received on Monday visiting Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki and the accompanying delegation. According to a statement issued by Hezbollah media relations, Sayyed Nasrallah and the Iranian delegation discussed the latest developments in the region, especially in Lebanon and Palestine. The meeting also discussed the positive atmosphere prevailing in the ...
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17 hours ago ago from Daniel R. DePetris: The Political Docket
Democracy may not make much of a difference in Iran With all of the talk about Iranian defiance over its nuclear program- and inspired by a Stephen Walt post at ForeignPolicy.com- I began to wonder if a democratic Iran would act any differently on the nuclear issue than it is today. Is authoritarianism really that big of a factor in Iran’s nuclear policy? And if it is, then it would seem logical to conclude that regime change could ...
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