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Thursday, November 22, 2018
Columbia University’s Center for Palestine Studies: Ramallah on the Hudson - A.J. Caschetta
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by A.J. Caschetta Call it the PLO’s American academic wing. An “apartheid wall” at Columbia University. Photo: Columbia SJP / F...
Lebanon has been warned - Itzhak Levanon
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by Itzhak Levanon -- if Beirut continues to side with the Shiite terrorist group, an Israeli strike in Lebanon may prove inevitable...
Debate about Normalization of Ties between Gulf States and Israel - MEMRI
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by MEMRI Iran Is the Real Enemy; Israel Should be Part of the Anti-Iranian Alliance During a debate on Al-Hurra TV (U.S.) t...
California wildfires and environmental radicalism - Chriss Street
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by Chriss Street The Trump administration is rolling back green rules that encourage wildfires. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on...
How Democrats Protected a Democrat Who Beat and Murdered His Wife - Daniel Greenfield
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by Daniel Greenfield Is it any wonder that Lance Mason believed that he could get away with killing his wife? On the way back ...
Paul Joseph Watson Video: The Truth About Brexit - Paul Joseph Watson
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by Paul Joseph Watson An illusion of choice . . . and a stab in the back. In this video, Paul Joseph Watson reveals how UK citi...
There’s No Terrorism Like Islamic Terrorism, Despite the Left’s Lies - Bosch Fawstin
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by Bosch Fawstin What, exactly, constitutes a “right-wing terrorist attack”? Leftists, who are natural suckers for America’s e...
Hamas said to be 'devastatingly torn' between two leaders - Daniel Siryoti
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by Daniel Siryoti Discord between Hamas' political leader Ismail Haniyeh and military commander Yahya Sinwar "unprecedented,...
Saudi 'state-sponsored murder'? Bad. Obama state-sponsored murder? No problem. - Andrew Thomas
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by Andrew Thomas Remember when drone strikes against American citizens were totally cool at the Washington Post? How dare Presid...
The Multipolar World: Partnering with Russia to Stop Iran - Brandon J. Weichert
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by Brandon J. Weichert Today, China, Russia, and others have a say in how the United States can best exercise its power in their res...
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