The Brooklyn Dodgers: Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Give Non-Answers at Debate
If something’s important enough for a candidate that they concoct a ludicrous non-response, there’s probably a sore point under there somewhere.
If something’s important enough for a candidate that they concoct a ludicrous non-response, there’s probably a sore point under there somewhere.
The regents of the University of California unanimously adopted a new policy on discrimination that links opposition to Zionism with anti-Semitism.
Is all criticism of Israel's policies, and even its right to exist, racist?
Agents monitored military operations in Gaza, watched for a strike against Iran, and kept tabs on drone technology.
Far away from AIPAC, Bernie Sanders made a dissenting speech in Salt Lake City, where he spoke up for suffering Palestinians. It received little broadcast media attention.
Sanders is bucking the bipartisan establishment consensus that the U.S. should be openly biased in favor of Israel.
Bill Clinton vows that, if elected, Hillary "would make it one of her top priorities to strengthen the U.S.-Israel alliance."
All forms of resistance to Israeli occupation — violent and nonviolent — are deemed illegitimate.
The early critic of the run-up to war in Iraq told Clinton that waste and racism were obstructing the rebuilding process.
There is a coordinated and well-financed campaign led by Israel and its supporters literally to criminalize political speech and activism against Israeli occupation.
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