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“Twin Brothers”: European Anti-Semitism and Anti-Americanism

January 8, 2006 | Andrei S. Markovits

The new anti-Semitism revives stereotypes of traditional anti-Semitism and has a specific element that decades-old hostility to Israel is directed against the existence of an entire country in its capacity as a "collective Jew." It is mainly, among other things, a consequence of anti-Americanism.

America’s Hamas Dilemma: Spreading Democracy or Combating Terrorism?

November 1, 2005 | Amb. Dore Gold

The Bush administration had not agreed for some time with the Israeli position that Hamas be excluded from the upcoming Palestinian parliamentary elections. At Princeton University on September 30, 2005, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was absolutely clear that Palestinian violence could not co-exist with Palestinian politics in the future. She also reiterated that Hamas was a terrorist organization.

The American Legal System and Holocaust Restitution – Holocaust Justice: The Battle for Restitution in America’s Courts, by Michael J. Bazyler

October 30, 2005 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

Michael Bazyler notes that according to historians, the Germans stole assets valued at $230-$320 million in today's monies from the Jews in Europe. The renewed Holocaust restitution process since the end of the twentieth century has drawn major political and media interest in many countries. It has led to substantial payments to both Jews and non-Jews. Only part of these involve stolen assets and, despite their size, represent only small percentages of the overall amount plundered or even of what had already been paid out since the war. The process has also stimulated official research about Holocaust and post-Holocaust attitudes toward the Jews in more than twenty-five countries.

U.S.-Saudi Relations After Hurricane Katrina: Increased Oil Dependency and the Vulnerability of Saudi Oil Installations

September 18, 2005 | Mordechai Abir

The U.S. Versus Syria and Iran: Winning the War on Terror

May 23, 2005 | Maj. Gen. (ret.) Paul Vallely

The Quest for Democratic Political Reforms in the Middle East and the Prevailing Arab Political Culture

March 1, 2005 | David Govrin

Will Washington Support Democracy in Iran?

February 13, 2005 | Michael Rubin

What if Bush Invited Sharon and Abu Mazen to Camp David? The Prospects for Negotiations in the Post-Arafat Era

January 2, 2005 | Amb. Dore Gold, David Keyes

A Case Study: Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.A.: A Battleground for Israel’s Legitimacy

October 21, 2004 | Joel Fishman

Empirical Hubris: How “Anonymous” Disguises the Real Threat to the West and Damages the CIA

September 13, 2004 | Jeffrey Helmreich

Israeli Responses to the FBI’s Espionage Investigation Leak – A Compendium

August 29, 2004

How Europe’s Drive for Independence from America Hurts Israel

August 25, 2004 | Jeffrey Gedmin

Who’s Right on the War on Terrorism? The 9/11 Commission, the U.S. Senate Assessment of Prewar Intelligence, and the British Butler Committee

July 26, 2004 | Amb. Dore Gold

How Successful is Al-Qaeda’s Strategy of Depriving the West of Essential Oil?

June 24, 2004 | Mordechai Abir

The Impact of Recent Watershed Events on American Jewry

June 15, 2004 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

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