“I hope Nasrallah gets a rocket between the legs for what he is doing to me here, for harming grandma and grandpa.”
Scare quotes in the title for the foolish troll who’s been infesting my comments section for the last few days.
They’re the words of an Arab. An Israeli Arab, of course.
“I hope Nasrallah gets a rocket between the legs for what he is doing to me here, for harming grandma and grandpa.”
Scare quotes in the title for the foolish troll who’s been infesting my comments section for the last few days.
They’re the words of an Arab. An Israeli Arab, of course.
For Hezbollah. At least according to the editor of the Arab Times.
And don’t expect Israel to let up. Even much of the Israeli (formerly) anti-war left now understands that they are literally in a fight for their lives.
For Hezbollah. At least according to the editor of the Arab Times.
And don’t expect Israel to let up. Even much of the Israeli (formerly) anti-war left now understands that they are literally in a fight for their lives.
For Hezbollah. At least according to the editor of the Arab Times.
And don’t expect Israel to let up. Even much of the Israeli (formerly) anti-war left now understands that they are literally in a fight for their lives.
Has anyone noticed that the leftist trolls who have been infesting the place recently haven’t had much to say about Lileks’ latest screed?
An interesting interview with Walid Phares, on the Middle East:
The U.S. and its allies can be accused of certain shortcomings as well. While the speeches by the U.S. president, congressional leaders from both parties, Tony Blair, and Jacques Chirac were right on target regarding Lebanon, and while the U.S. and its counterparts on the Security Council were diligent in their follow up on the Hariri assassination and on implementing UNSCR 1559, there was no policy or plan to support the popular movement in Lebanon. Incredibly, while billions were spent on the war of ideas in the region, Lebanese NGOs that wanted to resume the struggle of the Cedar Revolution and fighting alone for this purpose were not taken seriously at various levels. Policy planners thought they were dealing with the
An interesting interview with Walid Phares, on the Middle East:
The U.S. and its allies can be accused of certain shortcomings as well. While the speeches by the U.S. president, congressional leaders from both parties, Tony Blair, and Jacques Chirac were right on target regarding Lebanon, and while the U.S. and its counterparts on the Security Council were diligent in their follow up on the Hariri assassination and on implementing UNSCR 1559, there was no policy or plan to support the popular movement in Lebanon. Incredibly, while billions were spent on the war of ideas in the region, Lebanese NGOs that wanted to resume the struggle of the Cedar Revolution and fighting alone for this purpose were not taken seriously at various levels. Policy planners thought they were dealing with the
An interesting interview with Walid Phares, on the Middle East:
The U.S. and its allies can be accused of certain shortcomings as well. While the speeches by the U.S. president, congressional leaders from both parties, Tony Blair, and Jacques Chirac were right on target regarding Lebanon, and while the U.S. and its counterparts on the Security Council were diligent in their follow up on the Hariri assassination and on implementing UNSCR 1559, there was no policy or plan to support the popular movement in Lebanon. Incredibly, while billions were spent on the war of ideas in the region, Lebanese NGOs that wanted to resume the struggle of the Cedar Revolution and fighting alone for this purpose were not taken seriously at various levels. Policy planners thought they were dealing with the
Lileks has some thoughts on current events in the Levant. There’s a hint of sarcasm to them:
The US continues to support Israel. This is becoming difficult, since many important nations with well-dressed, urbane spokesmen have decided that Israel should stop its strange policy of firing rockets on UN-run stem-cell research facilities for no apparent reason. These diplomats will tolerate a little wartime madness