Over before it began?
Islamists in Iran, Egypt & beyond are seizing the occasion of Osama bin Laden’s death to undermine U.S. resolve against terrorism, but the War on Terror is far from over.
There are times when those on the Left arise to defend Israel and end up proving, ironically, that American liberalism’s break with the Jewish state is real and dramatic.
Jeffrey Goldberg’s recent article defending Israel’s “special relationship” with the U.S. is one such example.
The juxtaposition of the elimination of bin Laden with the so-called reconciliation of Fatah and Hamas is striking.
Al-Qaeda has remained a pariah and no nation has offered to defend it publicly.
But the same cannot be said for Hamas.
It’s the Arab Spring and love is in the air. After a torrid on-and-off affair, rival terrorist political factions Hamas and Fatah are on again. According to mutual best-friend Egypt, things are red-hot.
The entire impetus for the Fatah-Hamas “unity” agreement is the September attempt to get “Palestine” to be internationally recognized at the UN.
And today Fatah freely admits it:
It’s the Arab Spring and love is in the air. After a torrid on-and-off affair, rival terrorist political factions Hamas and Fatah are on again. According to mutual best-friend Egypt, things are red-hot.
Egyptian extremists and Hamas are gaining strength and momentum, in the face of Obama’s ridiculous “leading from behind.”
Charles C. Johnson
June 19th, 2013
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June 25th, 2013
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