Analysis
Tuesday, January 17th 2023 / Saturday, December 2nd 2023
Josh Hammer Real Clear Politics, Jan. 13, 2023 “Why was there a leak to CBS News just now, over two months after Biden attorneys discovered the first tranche of classified documents deep in the bowels of a Penn Biden Center office?” The second half of Joe Biden’s presidential term has officially gotten off to an ignominious […]
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Peter Van Buren The Spectator, Jan. 12, 2023 “Arguments from journalists and pundits that the Biden and Trump cases are different ignore that those differences have no meaning in the law itself and are superficial, appearing to be a big deal to those uninformed as to how classification works, a false unequivalency.” President Biden said […]
Monday, January 16th 2023 / Saturday, December 2nd 2023
Elle Purnell The Federalist, Jan. 12, 2023 “Tim Starks, the same writer who wrote WaPo’s admission this week that Russian bots had “little influence” on the election, had written a 2019 piece for Politico titled “Russia’s manipulation of Twitter was far vaster than believed.” The Washington Post admitted Monday that “Russian trolls on Twitter had little influence on 2016 […]
Paul Sperry NY Post, Jan. 6, 2023 “Schiff tried to justify banning me by claiming I was promoting “false QAnon conspiracies,” which I have never done and I challenge Schiff to produce evidence to back up his defamatory remarks. Schiff knew better.’ Back from holiday vacation, I found an interesting email waiting for me […]
Tyler O’Neil The Daily Signal, Jan. 12, 2023 “… while Twitter staff pushed back on the Russia narrative privately, they did not challenge it publicly.” In January 2018, Democrats and left-leaning media outlets tried to delegitimize a key House Republican’s investigation of the FBI’s Russiagate probe by claiming that Russia supported it, and Twitter failed to set the […]
Joy Pullmann The Federalist, Jan. 9, 2023 “That “IC assessment” also tacitly made public U.S. intelligence agencies’ knowledge that controlling information spread on social media affects election outcomes.” Cross-referencing new information from “The Twitter Files” and a state attorneys general lawsuit against Big Tech with what we know about Spygate from years of investigations reinforces and […]
Friday, January 13th 2023 / Saturday, December 2nd 2023
Laith Alajlouni Atlantic Council, Jan. 4, 2023 “… polling data shows a significant level of dissatisfaction among Jordanians, where 70 percent believe that their country is “governed in the interest of a few.”” On December 14, 2022, a new nationwide strike took place in Jordan four years after another strike toppled the government of Prime Minister […]
Emanuel Fabian The Times of Israel, Dec. 27, 2022 “Unlike Israel’s other frontiers — with Egypt, Lebanon, and Syria — its border with Jordan is relatively unguarded due to its sheer length, and lacks significant fencing in many areas, making it an obvious channel for large-scale smuggling.” In the evening of October […]
Seth J. Frantzman Jerusalem Post, Dec. 29, 2022 “The question now is whether every incident that can be exploited, will be exploited to cause a cycle of endless crisis.” Jordanian King Abdullah II warned on CNN of potential escalation and conflict due to concerns about tensions in Jerusalem, while Israel’s most right-wing government was sworn in. […]
Jonathan Schanzer FDD, Dec. 8, 2022 “Despite its reliance upon Israel for security, intelligence, and a range of products and services, and despite the trilateral relationship with Israel and the United States that is a core pillar of Jordan’s relationship with Washington, Amman simply cannot embrace Israel openly.” The Middle East witnessed remarkable […]
Thursday, January 12th 2023 / Saturday, December 2nd 2023
Dov Lieber and Aaron Boxerman WSJ, Jan. 4, 2023 “Israeli settlers say that even though they pay taxes like other Israeli citizens, they receive spotty cellular access, drive on poorer roads and face additional bureaucracy because of the geopolitical sensitivities of the West Bank.“ Israel’s new finance minister, the leader of the country’s […]
Josh Hasten JNS, Jan. 4, 2023 “… a game of cat and mouse has taken place since that time between the IDF and former residents and supporters, with the Homesh Yeshivah operating inside caravans and tents on the site, and troops sent in time and time again over the years by the Defense Ministry’s […]
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