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Ehud Barak makes the case against Zionism
Justin Elliott
The former prime minister argues that "Jews know that they can land on their feet in any corner of the world"
Clinton urges Iran to release political prisoners
Associated Press
The secretary of state says several Iranians risk execution for opposing disputed 09 election, urges solidarity
Iran to expunge “dirty” dollar and euro reserves
Associated Press
The country's vice-president says it is in response to the U.N. sanctions over Iran's contested nuclear program
Iranian website denies Holocaust
Judy Mandelbaum
Holocartoons.com features an offensive set of anti-Semitic caricatures. Should we really be worried?
Obama’s growing unpopularity in the Muslim world
Glenn Greenwald
A new Brookings poll reveals the harmful effects of our foreign policy, including toward Israel
Crazy Muslim conspiracy theories
Glenn Greenwald
Obama's envoy to the Muslim world is angered and "shocked" by a recitation of basic facts
Iranian media say president’s convoy attacked
Ali Akbar Dareini
Tehran's state television denies reports of an assassination attempt, others claim it was a firecracker
ABC whacks Shales over attack on Amanpour
Justin Elliott
The network calls Tom Shales' claim that Christiane Amanpour sympathizes with the Taliban "utterly fabricated"
Christiane Amanpour hosts ABC’s ‘This Week’
Frazier Moore
Pelosi, Gates and Krugman participate in the former CNN reporter's first Sunday talk show
This week in crazy: Oliver Stone
Mary Elizabeth Williams
His comments about Jews and the Holocaust kicked up outrage, but wait till you hear about the rest of the interview
5.7 earthquake shakes Iran
Associated Press
At least 110 injured, communications disrupted as city of Torbat-e Heydariyeh is rattled
Iran to pay for new babies to boost population
Nasser Karimi
The government will deposit money into each newborn's bank account until age 18
The WikiLeaks Afghanistan leak
Glenn Greenwald
What will be the consequences of the greatest government leak since the Pentagon Papers?
Ex-CIA chief Hayden predicts war with Iran
Associated Press
A former Bush official declares a United States attack on the Middle Eastern nation far more likely under Obama
“Countdown to Zero”: Valerie Plame Wilson’s new anti-nuke crusade
Andrew O'Hehir
The outed CIA agent explains why she left private life behind for the new must-see doc, "Countdown to Zero"
Cameron rebuffs U.S., says no new inquiry on bomber
Ben Feller
BP allegedly tied to release of Lockerbie terrorist Abdel Baset al-Megrahi. Obama is diplomatic, but angry
The Real U.S. Government
Glenn Greenwald
A Washington Post series examines the sprawling, unaccountable world that comprises the National Security State
The Week in Pictures: July 10-16, 2010
Salon Art staff
Bombings in Uganda, George Clooney in court, hair chastity in Iran and a polar bear in extreme heat
Sunni group claims Iran mosque blast killing 27
Nasser Karimi
Double suicide bombing act of revenge said group
Despite “rift,” U.S., Israel talking Iran attack
Justin Elliott
We keep hearing that the governments of both countries are at odds. But apparently not when it comes to this issue
“Inception”: A clunky, overblown disappointment
Andrew O'Hehir
Christopher Nolan's much-hyped thriller is a joyless, awkwardly constructed mess
Marc Thiessen and the myth of the American Jewish voter
Glenn Greenwald
The zombie lie that Jews are abandoning Democrats over Israel finds new life in the Washington Post
What if we actually “win” Afghanistan?
Tom Engelhardt
As David Petraeus takes over, success may be worse than failure
Putting the left’s Obama “despair” in perspective
Steve Kornacki
The president's supporters expected big things and are feeling short-changed. Stop me if you've heard this before
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