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Kramer, Martin. Ivory Towers on Sand: The Failure of Middle Eastern Studies in America. Washington, DC: The Washington Institute for Near East Pollicy, 2001. → Read More
Max Fisher of the New York Times has taken to Twitter to defend his claim that David Ben-Gurion “emerged from retirement in July 1967 to warn Israelis they had sown the seeds of self-destruction.”… → Read More
Nothing gives a historian greater satisfaction than correcting a persistent error. And nothing is more frustrating than the resurrection of that error even after it’s been corrected. Especially if it… → Read More
What would Islam and Middle East scholar Bernard Lewis have to say about the rise of ISIS? → Read More
The European Union's misguided effort to impose pain on Israel over the West Bank settlements will end up hurting Palestinians far more. → Read More
An emphasis on security issues after Paris may revive the hopes of Chris Christie. But it's not clear that even the 9/11 card can save him. → Read More
Marco Rubio's plan to prevent further sectarian violence in Iraq would likely backfire and empower Iran in the process. → Read More
Palestinian leaders are encouraging terror against Israel because they hope its measures of self defense will gain them sympathy abroad. → Read More
If Ted Cruz becomes the choice of conservative Christian Republicans, that creates complications for moderates as well as his conservative rivals. → Read More
The criticisms of a film depicting an untold aspect of the Six Day War are utterly unfounded. → Read More