Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- March 2, 2015

Monday, 2 March 2015





Ruth Margalit, Slate: Why Does Bibi Do It?



The real reason Netanyahu is willing to risk Israel’s relationship with the U.S.



World leaders have long racked up points at home for being antagonistic toward the United States. Hugo Chavez called Barack Obama “a clown” and “an embarrassment.” Vladimir Putin routinely riles against American hypocrisy. Evo Morales has blasted “North American imperialism.” Their approval ratings soared. In Israel, however, this was never the case. Historically, Israel’s bond with the U.S. has always been its most valued strategic asset. Even as relations between the countries’ leaders frayed in recent years, Israelis have been steadfast in their belief that America has their back. Asked this past December about the importance of the country’s relations with the U.S., 96 percent of Israelis deemed it extremely important




Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- March 2, 2015



Obama: Dispute with Netanyahu not personal -- David Jackson, USA Today



Foreign talks to Congress often a yawn, but not Netanyahu’s -- Connie Cass, Salon/Associated Press



Netanyahu’s dicey bet -- Jackson Diehl, Washington Post



What Netanyahu Won't Tell Congress -- Bloomberg editorial



Netanyahu, Iran, and what he wants out of his speech to Congress -- Dan Murphy, CSM



On Iran: It’s Not about the Bomb, It’s about the Strategy -- John Hillen, NRO



Iran's Leaders Are Not Suicidal -- Peter Beinhart, The Atlantic



The Costs of Rapprochement with Iran -- Michael Weiss, NOW



Iran's Shah Wanted Nukes, Too -- James Gibney, Bloomberg



How Islamic is Islamic State group? Not very, experts say -- Lee Keath and Hamza Hendawi, AP



The U.S. Anti-ISIS Strategy’s True Cost -- Aymenn Al-Tamimi, Daily Beast



Fighting ISIS for Saddam's Hometown -- Adam Chandler, The Atlantic



With new confidence, Turkey's Erdogan seeks to expand his influence -- Alexander Christie-Miller, CSM



China and Russia vs. the United States? -- Huiyun Feng, The Diplomat



Conspiracies Swirl Over Moscow Murder -- Jake Rudnitsky, Bloomberg



The Boris Nemtsov Murder Conspiracy Theories -- Catherine A. Fitzpatrick, The Daily Beast/The Interpreter



What would the Dow look like if it included Apple? -- Rodrigo Campos and Chuck Mikolajczak, Reuters

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