Pamela Geller, You’re No Charlie Hebdo
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May 5, 2015
What is my problem with Pamela Geller? It doesn’t seem fair, at first glance, that I would support Charlie Hebdo and attack Geller.
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The Iranian deal panic gap
Rob Eshman
April 14, 2015
Last week, Foreign Policy magazine released a poll of 921 scholars of international relations at colleges and universities across the United States.
Maybe Obama knows what he’s doing
Rob Eshman
April 8, 2015
At our seder this year, one guest, an Israeli of Iraqi origin, told me her family has a very different way of recounting the Ten Plagues God sent to Egypt.
Lucy Aharish on Benjamin Netanyahu
Rob Eshman
March 25, 2015
Israeli Arabs make up 20 percent of Israel’s population– greater than either blacks or Latinos do of the American population.
American Jews and the Israeli election
Rob Eshman
March 18, 2015
If there is one lesson American Jews will learn from Israel’s election, it’s this: they’re not us.
Israel’s Arab Spring
Rob Eshman
March 18, 2015
What made this election different from all other elections? The Arab vote.
Bibi, you’re no Moses
Rob Eshman
March 3, 2015
So, he spoke. And while his rhetoric soared, his ideas sank.
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Rob Eshman
February 25, 2015
Oh, to be in Geneva now facing the Iranians across a long table in a civilized hotel room, because everywhere else the debates are raging, and the anxiety, accusations and intrigue are unbearable.
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