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...Some nevertheless argue that America must cut off all aid to any organization that interacts with the Palestinian government (however indirectly) in order to convey the depth of America’s disapproval of Hamas. But the U.S. has made its disgust with Hamas abundantly clear in a variety of other ways, including refusing to engage it diplomatically. Maintaining aid to moderate, reformist Palestinian NGOs will hardly undercut that message; it will in fact reinforce...
...Congressman Weiner were onto something, then it is probably safe to suppose that the American law enforcement would have intervened—as it has done with many an Islamic charity since 9/11—before Harvard’s own scrutiny of the matter came to bear.But, nevertheless, let’s unpack the accusation. Does the government of Saudi Arabia preach “reactionary Islam” and thus tie itself to “terrorism”? Setting aside the fact that al-Qaida is working to overthrow the Saudi government, let?...
...patriotism. Jay B. Treloar Gainesville, Florida, U.S. Sullivan made no mention of the intense international scrutiny and pressure building against Iraq in 2004. One wishes that he had acknowledged that if the U.S. had supported - instead of undermined - diplomatic and political channels, perhaps war would not have been necessary. Nevertheless, he should be strenuously commended for his admission of conservative error in supporting the war. There can be no productive discussion unless we all have the courage to look at the world as it is, not as we wish it would be. Chris Krause Edmonton, Canada Security in the Global...
...White House always reminds foreigners, since a ?cell-phone violation? is a big bugaboo with Bush. As the press pack waited in the hotel?s service corridor, a young White House official had held up a phone, made a slashing sign across his throat, and said pleasantly, ?Silencio.? Nevertheless, there were two cell-phone violations during the 15-minute photo opportunity, both of them annoying melodic rings...
Sullivan made no mention of the intense international scrutiny and pressure building against Iraq in 2004. One wishes that he had acknowledged that if the U.S. had supported--instead of undermined--diplomatic channels, perhaps war would not have been necessary. Nevertheless, he should be strenuously commended for admitting his errors. There can be no productive discussion unless we have the courage to look at the world as it is, not as we wish it would...