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June 17, 2003 |
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[ J E W I S H L I V I N G ] reality check
The problem with anti-Semitism in its older and newer varieties is that it seems to serve
its patrons so well. Without question, Arab rulers successfully deflected attention from
their offenses by their decades of war and propaganda against Israel. Even the liberal
Western media that might have been expected to support a besieged fellow democracy
have long since focused on alleged Israeli abuses instead of on the abuses of their Arab
accusers.
controversy!
The question occurs: Could the President's recent decision
to pursue a "road map" for Mideast peace that is, in
important respects (notably with respect to the need for a
new Palestinian leadership "untainted by terror," the
dismantling of Palestinian terrorist infrastructure and an end
to Palestinian incitement as preconditions to U.S.
recognition of a state of Palestine) -- at odds with the
"vision" he enunciated last June also be a product of the
undesirable influence of the Wahhabi Lobby? The
far-reaching changes were reportedly the subject of major
internal fights between top Administration officials.
[ D A I L Y I N S P I R A T I O N ]
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[ L I F E S T Y L E S ]
Stump the wordsmiths: How did "lazy Susan'' come to be used for the rotating tray?; woolgathering'' as synonym for "idle daydreaming''; "in harm's way''
Evan Weiner: The best college sports action isn't taking place on the field
Stuttering device provides an echo of hope, a shadow of doubt
Major stock indexes soar to highest closes in a year
Study reveals gender differences in sleep patterns
Congress fights big odds to stop online gambling
Everyday Cheapskate: Should I repay my 401(k)?; homemade shower cleaner; truly unique wedding gift
Dr. Ed Blonz:
Fish and leafy greens not a harmful combo; cottage cheese leaching calcium from elderly bones
Consumer Reports on JWR: Refrigerators: Keeping your (food) cool
[ I N S I G H T ]
Amitai Etzioni: Don't Separate Mosque and State: U.S. should stop trying to export its secular system to Iraq
Media Person: Buy, yes, but read?
Steve Young: THE CLASS OF '03 MUST BE WILLING TO FAIL: An Unauthorized Commencement Speech
Argus Hamilton's political zingers!
Art Buchwald: First Ladies books
Betsy Hart: Differences between mom and dad
MUGGER: A quiet man lives on
Paul Greenberg: An obituary for Atticus Finch
Roger Simon: If a tree falls in the forest and I hear it, but
it doesn't get on TV, did it really make a sound?
Lou Dobbs: Bullish on America (GREAT!)
Michael Ledeen: The Iranian Revolution, 2003: Regime change in the air Jack Kelly: Rumsfeld's surprise Nat Hentoff: Weapons of mass destruction in plain view (STELLAR!) Marianne M. Jennings: Hillary the geek! (OUCH!) Richard Z. Chesnoff: Truce with terrorists is impossible Mona Charen: How strange Thomas Sowell: Drugs and politics
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