It is not difficult to project what comes next in Gaza. The post Conquest, Expulsion, Settlement appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs Conquest, Expulsion, Settlement It is not difficult to project what comes next in Gaza. This article is adapted from the introduction to a new edition of Creating Facts: Israel, Palestinians and the West Bank, published by the Institute for Palestine Studies. The maximalist agenda of Israel’s settlement movement has been energized by the calamity of the Second War for Palestine. The “Conquest” of Gaza, the “Expulsion” of its 2.1 million residents, followed by the “Settlement” of the Gaza Strip are the unabashed objectives of the ideological vanguard of Israel’s twenty-first century settlement…Open
State of the Union: Israel continued to bomb and occupy southern Lebanon. The post Iran War Day 110: Trump Clarifies U.S. Not Paying for Iranian Reconstruction appeared first on The American Conservative .
President Donald Trump said at the G7 Summit Wednesday that the U.S. would not contribute to any reconstruction fund for Iran, saying that “we are not investing in it and we do not have a fund,” after backlash from Israel and its American supporters over reports of an agreement to end the Iran War, which entered its 110th day. “We’re not putting up 10 cents,” Trump said. Earlier this week, the Financial Times had reported , citing an anonymous senior administration official, that the U.S. would create “a big $300 billion fund to rebuild” Iran if the Islamic Republic agreed to a final settlement which includes a nuclear deal. Asked about the same fund on the podcaster Megyn Kelly’s show Tuesday, Vice President JD Vance…Open
The opposition to this Middle Eastern adventure is louder, but the policy is the same. The post The Donald Is Getting Played appeared first on The American Conservative .
Takimag The Donald Is Getting Played The opposition to this Middle Eastern adventure is louder, but the policy is the same. TakiMag The American Conservative was founded in order to try and convince the George W. Bush administration that Saddam Hussein was incapable of building a proper bicycle, let alone acquiring and operating nuclear weapons. In this we failed, as some of you youngsters out there may have guessed. Although we gave it the good old college try, our opponents were far too well-financed and well-placed in government and in all traditionally important posts for Pat, Scott, and myself to win. And what an…Open