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Matthew Duss (Foreign Policy Adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders) and Gil Troy (McGill University, Open Zion, Moynihan's Moment)
On Foreign Entanglements, Gil talks about his experience at the AIPAC policy conference, where a single perspective of the Mideast conflict is decidedly on view. Matt criticizes the impact of AIPAC’s one-sided approach. Matt and Gil debate efforts in Congress to support an Israeli strike on Iran, and Matt notes that North Korea presents a great example of the disincentives for Iran to go nuclear. They both condemn Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan’s harsh remarks on Zionism. Plus: What can we expect from Obama’s upcoming trip to Israel?
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Matthew Duss
Gil Troy
Gil’s report on the AIPAC conference
Chemi Shalev on AIPAC
Matt and Gil’s previous diavlog
Matt on Christian Zionism
Matt’s piece, “A Blank Check for Israel? Bad Idea”
James Fallows on the Iraq war
Daniel Larison on Iraq
Matt, with Michael Werz, on Erdogan
Gil’s book, “Moynihan’s Moment”
Dennis Ross’s NYT op-ed on Mideast peace
Foreign Entanglements | Mar 7, 2013 | Matthew Duss & Gil Troy
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