Today's column, "Giuliani's Fresh Start," notes that "My writings and spoken statements over the past seven years have criticized the [Bush administration's] handling of Iraq, the war on terror, democratization, and (especially) the Arab-Israeli conflict." Here is a summary of those writings on the Arab-Israeli conflict, with new titles added as they appear.
"Missing: Realistic Take on Arafat." Los Angeles Times, April 5, 2002. Another critique of U.S. government self-contradiction, this time focusing on a single speech by President George W. Bush.
"Bush is rewarding terrorism." National Post June 25, 2002. I condemn the American president's landmark speech on the Arab-Israeli conflict.
"Bush on Israel: Heartburn for All." New York Post March 4, 2003. Ruminations on the president's uncharacteristic inconsistency regarding the Arab-Israeli theater.
"Colin Powell's Endless Patience." DanielPipes.org, January 30, 2004. An amusing survey of the secretary of state's hopes for Yasir Arafat.
"Arafat's Last Threat to Israel?" The New York Sun, November 9, 2004. My worries about what can go wrong in the U.S.-Israel relationship during George W. Bush's second term.
"U.S. Pressure for a Palestinian State." DanielPipes.org, November 12, 2004. Follows the newly-reelected president's urgency to reward the Palestinians with a state.
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