Of Herrings and Elephants: Benny Morris and "Palestinian Rejectionism"
In his recent column for Open Zion, Benny Morris predicts that nothing will come of next week’s planned meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Palestinian who goes by the same title, Salam Fayyad. It is a safe prediction and one with which I fully agree. Morris however, uses his column to suggest that it is a prediction that can hold for any negotiation with any Palestinian, at a
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Donald Trump’s new pick for director of national intelligence played a role last year in popularizing what briefly became one of the right’s most easily debunked conspiracy theories about the investigation into the president and Russia, offering what he presented as evidence of an anti-Trump “secret society” operating within the FBI. Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-TX), a member of the House Judiciary Comm
Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney and GOP Forget Iraq Mistake in Push for Iran War
Newt Gingrich thinks that because CNN’s John King asked about his personal life last week, the “elite, liberal media” is out to get Republican presidential candidates. Nonsense. If journalists really wanted to make Gingrich and his fellow GOP frontrunners squirm, they’d ask why they supported the war in Iraq. It’s no secret that American political culture often suffers from amnesia. Still, there’s
Twitter Killed Media Criticism
Updated Jul. 14, 2017 9:01PM EDT / Published Nov. 21, 2010 5:42PM EST ABC White House correspondant Jake Tapper (top) and Fox News' Glenn Beck (bottom). (Clockwise from left: Nicholas Kamm, AFP / Getty Images; Charles Dharapak / AP Photo; Jose Luis Magana / AP Photo) Ever since reporters started using Twitter, an old guard of newspaper hands has complained that the micro-blogging site is undermini
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