I don’t always agree with Anthony Cordesman, but boy, when he lets fly he really lets fly:
After two weeks of combat Olmert, Livni, and Barak have still not said a word that indicates that Israel will gain strategic or grand strategic benefits, or tactical benefits much larger than the gains it made from selectively striking [...]
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Cordesman: Olmert & Co. Have ‘Disgraced Themselves’
Posted in Middle East on January 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Gaza: To the Bitter End?
Posted in Middle East on January 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The window of opportunity for a ceasefire in Gaza is closing fast, writes Judah Grunstein:
Any further, by which I mean Israel expanding its operation to enter the cities of Gaza, and the logic of war dictates that the fight has to go on to the bitter end. Israel can not afford to [...]
