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Paul Kujawsky's parents once were Communists, which tends to prove that insanity is not hereditary. Kujawsky is an attorney and political activist who examines Middle Eastern issues from a classical liberal democratic perspective--respect for the rights of the individual and belief in the universality of human rights. Contact him at kujawsky@pacbell.net.

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J Street splits from Americans for Peace Now, supports Iran sanctions

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Yesterday, Americans for Peace Now wrote to members of Congress to oppose the Iran Refined Petroleum Sanctions Act....
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Americans for Peace Now opposes Iran sanctions bill

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On December 7, 2009 Americans for Peace Now sent a letter to members of Congress, opposing the Iran Refined...
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IAEA throws up its hands over Iranian deceit

The International Atomic Energy Agency's Mohamed ElBaradei has finally publicly admitted the obvious: Iran is not...
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It's time for crippling sanctions on Iran

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On November 18 Iran put an end to its charade of considering the Western proposal to send some of its low-enriched...
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If Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei dies, then what?

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Since October 13, there have been rumors out of Iran that Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has died or is in a...
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Iran: Nobel Peace Prize awarded 'prematurely' to a 'traitor to the cause of humanity' for 'mottoes'

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Iran is not convinced that U.S. President Barack Obama deserves any peace prizes. Gholamreza Karami, a member of...
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Why President Obama’s demand for “peace now” will fail

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“Simply put, it is past time to stop talking about starting negotiations, and time to move forward.” That was an impatient President...
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Israeli pirates, Russian missiles, Iranian nukes

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There have been two odd events recently. Both possibly involved Russia and Israel, and both are possibly related to...
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Turkish-Armenian diplomatic relations may be around the corner

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It is no surprise that Turkey and Armenia do not have diplomatic relations. During World War I, in the death throes...
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Obama’s “realist” foreign policy: United States wants closer military ties with Libya

“We want a strengthened cooperation in the military. Libya and the United States are aware of the danger...
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