Posts Tagged: Shoshana Bryen
Israel Should be Poor, Palestinians Should be Rich?
This article by Shoshana Bryen was originally published by the Gatestone Institute. Last week, before meeting with Israeli President Shimon Peres, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry...
US: Israel’s Prosperity a Problem
This article by Shoshana Bryen was originally published by the Gatestone Institute. At first blush, it might have sounded like praise, but it wasn't. Before meeting...
Mistaking Cause and Effect in Syria
Russia's President Vladimir Putin called Prime Minister Netanyahu during Mr. Netanyahu's visit to China, surely a diplomatic oddity. (Chinese Premier Li Kegiang answers the...
All Terrorism is Connected
The Tsarnaev brothers were cruelly successful, but they are far from the only terrorists over the past decade with big ideas about carnage in...
Obama’s Unintended Compliment for Israel
This article by Shohana Bryen was originally published by the Gatestone Institute. President Obama's visit to Israel, and particularly his speech to 500 university students,...
Mr. President, Israel Has An Elected Government
That's something to remember when you arrive there next week. Israel has a government, elected by its people in a free, fair, open and democratic...
Current Limits of U.S.-Israel Security Cooperation
This article by Shoshana Bryen was originally published by the Gatestone Institute. Shared values and democratic systems count for a lot in the political world --...
“Carnage in Schedule Two”
Author Lela Gilbert, a Christian who lived for years in Israel, spoke for many of Israel's supporters when she said she finds the international community's...
Back to Being a “Sh**ty Little Country”
Before Israel sat in the UN dock facing Mahmoud Abbas, a man who denied the Holocaust in his doctoral dissertation and denies the link between Jews,...
Sudan Must Face the Consequences of Its Alliance With Iran
Iran has made common cause with similarly nasty countries around the world to promote an anti-American, anti-Israel and anti-Western agenda. This includes the transfer of...
Why Abbas Went to the UN and Israel Didn’t Invade Gaza
Before a radio interview this week, the host sent a list of questions that might arise. The answer to an extraordinary number of them was,...
Ceasing Fire: Response to Warfare from Gaza, Part I
It is an odd thing, this ceasing of fire being negotiated between Israel and Hamas. A throwback to wars of old, it postulates that in...
The Enemy of My Enemy in Damascus
A reminder to the administration: the enemy of my enemy is not necessarily my friend. The friend of my friend is not necessarily my friend. ...
Having our Soldiers’ Back
The government of Israel traded 1,700 Palestinian terrorists for Sgt. Gilad Shalit, an IDF soldier kidnapped and held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The Israelis have been...
