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Shoshana Bryen

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Shoshana BryenSeptember 10, 2020

The Middle Eastern wall crumbles

The “Abraham Accord” is a major breakthrough, aided by American leadership and exceptionalism.

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Shoshana BryenJuly 15, 2020

Visiting Auschwitz is not the answer

DeSean Jackson said his goal was to elevate African-Americans. That has been the goal of some pretty amazing people right here in America—black and white—for a long time.

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Shoshana BryenJuly 8, 2020

Fifty-two years late isn’t too late

The United States believes that Israel has waited long enough to redeem promises by the United Nations, and in the absence of Palestinian engagement, Israel is entitled to begin the process of securing its border in the east: in Judea and Samaria.

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Shoshana BryenMay 27, 2020

The European wiggle

Europe wants to know what Israel knows and to do what Israel does, especially when it comes to matters such as security, defense, technology and the coronavirus.

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Shoshana BryenApril 24, 2020

Applying Israeli sovereignty: Changing the ‘when,’ not the ‘what’

The presumption was that exchanges of land for peace would happen after an agreement with the Palestinians. But that left the timing up to them; if they didn’t agree, then it wouldn’t happen. And so far, it has not.

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Shoshana BryenDecember 11, 2018

How America helps Hezbollah

The U.S. government has provided military training and weapons—plus $1.5 billion in aid—to the government of Lebanon since 2006, the end of the war Hezbollah instigated against Israel.

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Shoshana BryenJuly 3, 2018

The ‘peace plan’ is coming

Finish the 1948 war. Accept the legitimate and permanent presence of the State of Israel, even if it is 70 years late.

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