A plea for reason: An open letter to Prime Minister Netanyahu
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I write this letter to you with a heavy heart as it pains me deeply to see the beautiful dream of a strong and proud Israel now losing its reason for being.
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Harry Griego: Comments on Pope’s statements on immigration
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As a Catholic, I have several concerns about the Holy Father’s criticism of the United States immigration policy.
Senate committee advances House bill blocking Clean Power Plan
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A Senate committee voted to advance HB 2, which would require that the General Assembly sign off on Virginia’s plan to comply with Clean Power Plan requirements.
Trump and the conservative establishment deserve each other
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No one should need National Review‘s advice to steer clear of Donald Trump. For one thing, the messenger is a curious one indeed.
Cruz and Rubio: Heirs to Bush-Obama militarism
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I see no point splitting hairs over whether Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio is the more egregious warmonger. Both love the bloody and costly U.S. empire.
Sheldon Richman: Why won’t Iran act like our enemy?
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What a bad week for the war party. Darn you, Iran! The country that the armchair warriors most love to hate refuses to play the villain’s role.
Alon Ben-Meir: The dire consequences of revenge and retribution
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A regular reader of my weekly column recently shared with me a commentary about the brutal murder of Dafna Meir, an Israeli Jew who was stabbed to death by a Palestinian teenager.
House passes legislation to restore oversight on energy policy
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The Virginia House of Delegates on Wednesday passed legislation to require General Assembly approval of Virginia’s implementation of the federal Clean Power Plan.
Alon Ben-Meir: Lifting the sanctions will not end Iran’s revolutionary zeal”
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Given Iran’s domestic political volatility and regional ambition, Tehran should not be expected to choose a single strategy to advance its national interests.
Alon Ben-Meir: Civil disobedience is the Palestinians’ best option
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The use of violence to end the occupation has not served the Palestinian cause well, instead making matters worse as it hardened the resolve of successive Israeli governments.
