News and Analysis (5/18/10)

A “policy of neither confirming nor denying that Israel even possesses nuclear weapons has allowed the U.S. to deliver the lion’s share of its foreign assistance budget to Israel, despite clear legal prohibitions imposed by the Glenn and Symington amendments to the Foreign Assistance Act:

“The way his commanders have dealt with this is either incompetence or it’s intentional. But either way, it’s just wrong” — Michael L. “Mikey” Weinstein, founder of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation:

US officials still have not ruled out sanctions as US reacts to the deal reached by Iran, Turkey and Brazil:

“[M]any northern states have refused to recognise the law making marriage for people under 18 illegal”:

Despite inciting  sectarian violence and almost derailing Iraq’s young democracy:

Despite the absence of evidence of wrongdoing on his part, many officials and analysts point to Ahmed Wali Karzai as the scapegoat for the failure to date of intervention in Kandahar:

Imran

Minaret of Freedom Institute Program Assistant


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