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July 1, 2012

Jeremy Ben-Ami has written that “Those looking to advance political or communal agendas through pressing militarism and portraying diplomacy as weak are playing with fire. They run the risk of greasing the path to ill-advised military action that could set back rather than advance the interests of the United States and Israel.”

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jeremy-benami/the-right-question_1_b_1634808.html

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