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...long-standing conflict over Palestinian territory, according to Avnery, is due to the fact that the Israelis and Arabs “contradict each other on every single detail of the last few hundred years...
...also seems dismissive of all but a small coterie of advisers. A former member of Kim's party says the meetings the President convenes are rarely forums for debate: nobody is expected to contradict the party leader. He recalls challenging Kim on a foreign policy issue. Instead of responding, Kim stalked out of the room. Today, few dare to dispute him. That's partly because Kim, a policy wonk, is usually better informed than anyone else. But it's also because he is convinced he has all the answers, says Sogang University's Sohn: "When old friends have critical comments...
...State team doesn't buy the idea that the bones are only 200 years old. They point out that Roman-era pottery shards were found above the bones. People on the dig say Israeli researchers tend to oppose findings that, if precisely dated to the Christian era, might contradict the conventional view that the Teacher lived in the second century B.C. They also believe that the Israelis played down the find so as not to anger the rabbinical authorities who forbid digging up Jewish graves. For now, the arguments will have to stay on paper. To keep on the right...
...concludes that the shield will eventually work, does not contradict nuclear doctrine and will neither decouple the U.S. from Europe’s defense nor promote proliferation—but he fails to explain convincingly why the shield should be a top priority...
...don’t mean to contradict the president, but that is his vision at the close of his term. In the sciences particularly, a lot of space is needed, and that may mean moving to a location away from the Cambridge campus,” Spiegelman says...