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March 1, 2013 By David Gerstman

Mideast Media Sampler – New York Times Op-Ed Index for February 2013

New York Op-Ed Index for February 2013 1) Israel’s Mr. Normal – Roger Cohen – February 2, 2013 To get beyond nothingness, Lapid has at the very least to declare that he opposes settlement building outside the blocks that Israel wants to incorporate through land swaps in any peace deal. He should set this as […]

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March 1, 2013 By David Gerstman

Mideast Media Sampler 02/28/2013

1) Water, water everywhere At the Times of Israel, editor David Horovitz writes about how Israel’s dealt with its water crisis. (h/t Yaacov Lozowick) “How did we beat the water shortage? Because we said we would. We decided we would,” says Kushnir, a big man with a warm smile and a robust Russian accent. “And […]

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November 6, 2012 By Barry Rubin

Mideast Media Sampler, David Gerstman, 11/6/12

Mideast Media Sampler, David Gerstman, 11/6/12

1) No return? Recently, as Dan Williams reported for Reuters, Mahmoud Abbas apparently gave up his “right of return.” Speaking to the top-rated Israeli television newscast, Abbas was asked whether he wanted to live in Safed, his boyhood town in the Galilee region of what had been British-ruled Palestine and is now northern Israel. “I visited […]

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October 24, 2012 By Barry Rubin

Mideast Media Sampler, David Gerstman, 10/24/12

Mideast Media Sampler, David Gerstman, 10/24/12

1) Not responding Earlier this week Lee Smith wrote America’s 40 year embassy crisis. Ben Affleck’s movie “Argo” about the Iranian takeover of the American embassy in Tehran prompted the article. In short, American diplomatic personnel have often been targets of hostile elements and America – under both Democratic and Republican presidents – has failed to […]

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October 23, 2012 By Barry Rubin

Mideast Media Sampler, David Gerstman, 10/23/12

Mideast Media Sampler, David Gerstman, 10/23/12

1) Daylight Last week, Shmuel Rosner tweeted: Did Obama say he’d put “daylight” between US-Israel? http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/17/us/politics/a-closer-look-at-some-disputed-claims.html?pagewanted=2&_r=0&smid=tw-nytimes … The New York Times article linked to argues: Mr. Romney said that “the president said that he was going to put daylight between us and Israel.” Is he correct? … The newspaper account did not quote Mr. Obama as explicitly stating […]

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October 22, 2012 By Barry Rubin

Mideast Media Sampler, David Gerstman 10/21/12

Mideast Media Sampler, David Gerstman 10/21/12

Mideast Media Sampler By David Gerstman   1) Wissam al-Hassan Last week a car bomb blast in Beirut killed Brigadier General Wissam al-Hassan. The New Yorkt Times reported, Blast in Beirut Is Seen as an Extension of Syria’s War: Within hours of the attack, the Lebanese authorities announced that the dead included the intelligence chief of […]

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