In a bitter historical irony, as Americans mark the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the world’s leading powers may be about to sign an agreement that would permit Iran, the world’s leading sponsor of terror
When the Ayatollah Khamenei referred to Israel as a “rabid dog,” the Obama administration responded by recalling times when “people in our society [have said] difficult things about Iran and Iranians.” France condemned the “rabid dog” statement as unacceptable on
The purported deal to keep some troops in Afghanistan is a potential win for the U.S., and especially for all those who fought and sacrificed themselves to defeat Al Qaeda and protect the new government from collapse. But it is
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com U.S. and Afghanistan agree on post-2014 security pact China relents and sends ‘Peace Ark’ hospital ship to Philippines Was Tuesday’s suicide bombing in Beirut Lebanon self-inflicted? U.S. and Afghanistan agree on post-2014 security pact
Israel’s foreign minister said Wednesday that it was time for his country to look beyond the U.S. as its principal ally, the Jerusalem Post reports. Foreign minister Avigdor Liberman said that the U.S. was too distracted with other problems. However, with talks resuming
President Barack Obama convinced a bipartisan group of Senators on Tuesday to delay enacting new sanctions until after the Thanksgiving recess. The Obama administration had sought the delay, it claimed, in order to show good faith to the Iranian regime
(AP) Iran’s leader backs nuke talks, with conditionsBy GEORGE JAHN and JOHN HEILPRINAssociated PressGENEVAAhead of a new round of Iran nuclear talks, the country’s supreme leader voiced support on Wednesday for the negotiations, but he insisted there are limits to
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Lebanon bombing sharply escalates sectarian Mideast conflict Japan’s anti-China diplomacy given boost by Typhoon Haiyan Lebanon bombing sharply escalates sectarian Mideast conflict Bomb site outside of Iranian embassy in Lebanon on Tuesday (AFP) Twin
Former Ambassador John R. Bolton is not too impressed with Secretary of State John Kerry in the Iran nuclear negotiations.
The international community and Iran meet again in Geneva this week for a fateful round of talks. The discussions are meant to ensure that Iran ceases activities designed to produce the first Shi’ite nuclear bomb–the first of many bombs, if
(AP) Deal closer: Iran concedes on right to enrichBy GEORGE JAHNAssociated PressVIENNASince the start of talks on Iran’s nuclear program, Iran has asserted it has a right to enrich uranium — and the United States has disagreed. Both have refused
President Barack Obama will attempt to convince Senators from both parties today that Congress should not slap new sanctions on Iran for failing to halt nuclear enrichment. But there are many reasons to reject the president’s request, especially the fact,
Jewish leaders are feeling misled by the White House over the terms of a proposed deal with Iran on nuclear enrichment, according to the Times of Israel. Specifically, they are upset that they were urged not to lobby for new
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Philippine typhoon disaster draws clear lines between US and China Saudi Arabia denies reports of cooperation with Israel over Iran Tensions grow along India’s border with Myanmar Philippine typhoon disaster draws clear lines between
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, welcoming French President Francois Hollande on his visit to Israel, tacitly swatted Barack Obama by noting Hollande’s “courageous stance” for his opposition to easing sanctions on Iran. Hollande’s resistance to letting Iran off the hook
President Barack Obama has elected not to attend the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address on Tuesday, Nov. 19th. Instead, he will be meeting with Senators at the White House to persuade them not to impose new sanctions on Iran,
The Times Of Israel is reporting that a team of negotiators led by White House adviser Valerie Jarrett has been conducting secret talks with Iran about it’s nuclear weapons program for the past year. The report states the deal submitted
Breitbart News has been reporting the likelihood that an Israel-Saudi alliance against Iran would emerge as a result of the Obama adminstration’s weakness in the face of Iran’s nuclear program. Now, the London Sunday Times reports that there are intelligence documents
Pat Buchanan has come in for quite a bit of criticism over the years for remarks about Israel and American Jews. He’s still a sharp observer of the political scene, though, which is why MSNBC hired him several years ago
The arrival of French President François Holland in Israel on Sunday afternoon is more than just a routine visit. It marks the end of an era in which the U.S. was thought to be Israel’s best friend and guardian. With
French President Francois Hollande, visiting Israel for three days, reiterated on Sunday that France will not back down in its opposition to Iran’s nuclear program as it currently stands. He said, “France will not tolerate nuclear proliferation. As long as
In one of the most unusual alliances in recent memory, Israel is allying with Saudi Arabia to prepare the way for a military strike against Iran. Without American tactical support, Israel would need Saudi aid. According to the Sunday Times
Today, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a bipartisan resolution that directly calls “on the Government of Iran to immediately release Saeed Abedini and all other individuals detained on account of their religious beliefs.” The Senate resolution was sponsored by Senators
(AP) Israeli PM tweets over ‘bad deal’ with IranJERUSALEMIsrael’s prime minister has taken to Twitter to keep pressure up on Western powers over negotiations with Iran on its contested nuclear program. A tweet Friday on Benjamin Netanyahu’s Twitter account featured
An interpreter at the UN accidentally revealed the truth about that organization: that it is obsessed with singling Israel out for alleged human rights abuses, but ignores real abuses in every other part of the world. UN Watch notes the
