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Lenny Ben-David

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Lenny Ben-DavidMay 17, 2022

US economic ‘aid’ to Israel no longer exists

The “patron-client” relationship between Israel and the U.S. is now a “partnership.”

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Lenny Ben-DavidMay 8, 2022

Will Memorial Day always be observed in the United States and Israel?

Just ask the ancient Jewish sage Rabbi Akiva.

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Lenny Ben-DavidApril 24, 2022

Libeling Israel: ‘The New York Times’ is at it again

While the “Gray Lady” may have hired a new Jerusalem correspondent to cover Palestinian affairs, the paper continues to pump out the same old anti-Israel narrative.

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Lenny Ben-David and Wade Ze’ev GittlesonNovember 25, 2021

The spread of Iran’s malign activities

Unlike empires of old, the Islamic Republic exercises its rule indirectly through proxy forces, equipping and empowering them to take over countries ravaged by instability in Tehran’s name, all while maintaining a guise of plausible deniability to evade accountability.

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Lenny Ben-DavidJCPADecember 23, 2020

The battle for Washington’s foreign policy has begun

Progressive organizations have embarked on a well-funded and organized campaign to turn the U.S. ship of state toward Iran and the Palestinians and away from Israel and Arab states that seek to normalize relations with it.

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Lenny Ben-DavidJerusalem Center for Public AffairsDecember 17, 2020

Is Iran threatening oil shipping ahead of the new US administration?

Attacks on Red Sea shipping are attributed to the Houthis. The so-called civilian “Savitz” may be the “mother-ship” providing intelligence and arms to the Iranian proxy group, but is likely being replaced by a new warship.

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