Curriculum
Vita
EDUCATION:
Ph.D.,
Political Science, UCLA, 1987
M.P.P.,
Public Policy, Graduate School
of Public Policy, UC Berkeley,
1983
B.A.,
with Honors, Economics, UC Santa
Barbara, 1981
OCCUPATIONAL
HISTORY:
Executive
Director, The American-Israeli
Cooperative Enterprise, Washington,
D.C., 1993-Present. Responsible
for developing policies,
managing the staff, developing
the budget and administering
finances. Also, the organization’s
advocate, fundraiser, principal
writer and public spokesman.
Created and maintains the
organization’s web
site, the Jewish Virtual
Library (www.JewishVirtualLibrary.org).
Public
Speaker, 1989-Present.
Represented by the Harry Walker
Agency.
Consultant,
1993-Present. Variety of services
provided including writing newsletters,
issue analyses, indexes, speeches,
advocacy training, and columns.
Clients have included Hillel,
the American Israel Public Affairs
Committee, the Zionist Organization
of America and the Jewish National
Fund.
Associate
Director of Research & Information,
American Israel Public Affairs
Committee, and Contributing
Editor, Near East
Report, Washington, DC,
1992. Wrote weekly articles
for NER, conducted research
on U.S. Middle East policy,
prepared testimony, talking
points and background materials
for political and legislative
departments. Since 1989, gave
more than 60 speeches and briefings.
Editor, Near
East Report, Washington,
D.C., 1989-92. Responsible
for all aspects of publication
of weekly newsletter on U.S.
Middle East policy. Supervised
staff and administered $600,000
budget. Also responsible for
writing, production and negotiations
related to Myths And Facts.
Analyst, George Bush
for President Survey Research
Group, Washington, DC, 1988.
Responsible for target groups,
foreign affairs, national poll
analysis, and special projects.
Postdoctoral
Fellow, UC Irvine. 1986-1987.
Collaborated on research concerning
the politics behind the rescue
of Ethiopian Jews.
Teaching
Assistant, Department
of Political Science, UCLA,
1984-1987. Courses in Public
Opinion and Voting Behavior,
Constitutional Law, American
Politics, American Foreign
Policy and Public Administration.
Research
Assistant, Comparative
Higher Education Research Group
and Higher Education Research
Institute, UCLA, 1984. Conducted
interviews and research for
Carnegie Foundation study on
the academic profession.
Analyst,
American Enterprise Institute,
Washington, DC, 1982. Researched
and wrote articles for Inflation
Watchnewsletter and assisted
in research on book concerning
Camp David peace process.
Analyst,
California Employment Development
Department, Sacramento, California,
1980-81. Helped develop high-technology
job training program for the
disabled. Wrote analysis of California
solar industry. Authored “California’s
Leading Growth Industries.
FELLOWSHIPS
AND AWARDS:
Goldsmith
Research Award, Joan Shorenstein
Barone Center on the Press,
Politics and Public Policy,
Harvard University, 1993.
Moody
Grant, Lyndon Baines Johnson
Foundation, 1985-1986.
Graduate
Honor Society, University of
California, Berkeley, 1982-1983
President’s
Undergraduate Research Fellowship,
University of California at Santa
Barbara, 1981
National
Economic Honor Society, University
of California at Santa Barbara,
1980-1981
Regents’
Scholar, University of California at
Santa Barbara, 1977-1981
BOOKS:
The
Water’s Edge and Beyond:
Defining the Limits to Domestic
Influence on U.S. Middle East Policy, (NJ:
Transaction Books, 1991)
U.S.-Israel
Relations: Looking To The Year
2000, AIPAC Papers On U.S.-Israel
Relations: 17, (DC:
American Israel Public Affairs
Committee, 1991)
Myths
And Facts: A Concise Record Of
The Arab-Israeli Conflict,
(DC, Near East Research, Inc.,
1992), with
Joel Himelfarb
Partners
for Change: How U.S.-Israel Cooperation
Can Benefit America, (MD: American-Israeli
Cooperative Enterprise,
1993)
Forgotten
Victims: The Abandonment of Americans
in Hitler’s Camps, (Westview
Press, 1994, paper, HarperCollins/Westview,
1995)
Learning
Together: Israeli Innovations In
Education That Could Benefit Americans, edited
book written by A. Harry Passow,
(MD: American-Israeli Cooperative
Enterprise, 1995)
Experience
Counts: Innovative Programs For
The Elderly In Israel That Can
Benefit Americans, edited book
written by Tamara Barnea et al.,
(MD: American-Israeli Cooperative
Enterprise, 1995)
Breakthrough
Dividend: Israeli Innovation In
Biotechnology That Could Benefit
Americans, edited book written
by Irvin Asher, (MD: American-Israeli
Cooperative Enterprise, 1995)
Building
Bridges: Lessons For America From
Novel Israeli Approaches To Promote
Coexistence, (MD: American-Israeli
Cooperative, Enterprise, 1997)
The
Complete Idiot's Guide to World
War II, (NY: MacMillan, 1998)
The
Complete Idiot's Guide To Middle
East Conflict, (NY: MacMillan,
1999)
The
Complete History of the Holocaust, Ed.,
(CA: Greenhaven Press, 2001)
The
Holocaust, Ed., Turning Points
in History Series, (CA: Greenhaven
Press, 2001)
The
Nuremberg Trials, Ed., At Issue
in History Series, (CA: Greenhaven
Press, 2001)
Myths
And Facts: A Guide to the Arab-Israeli
Conflict, (MD: American-Israeli
Cooperative Enterprise, 2001)
The
Nuremberg Trials, Ed., Witness
to History Series, (CA: Greenhaven
Press, 2002)
The
Politics Behind the Rescue of Ethiopian
Jews, (CT: Greenwood Press,
2002)
The
Complete Idiot's Guide To Understanding
the Brain, with Dr. Arthur
Bard, (NY: Alpha Books, 2002)
The
Complete Idiot's Guide To Middle
East Conflict, 2nd Edition,
(NY: Alpha Books, 2002)
Myths
And Facts: A Guide to the Arab-Israeli
Conflict, 2nd Edition,
(MD: American-Israeli Cooperative
Enterprise, 2002)
On
One Foot: A Middle East Guide for
the Perplexed or How to Respond
on Your Way to Class When Your
Best Friend Joins an Anti-Israel
Protest, (CA: BE, Inc., 2002)
The
Founding of Israel, Ed., (CT:
Greenhaven Press, 2003)
The Complete Idiot's
Guide to World War II, 2nd Edition,
(NY: Alpha Books, 2004).
1001 Facts Everyone Should Know About
Israel, with Moshe Schwartz, (NJ:
Rowman & Littlefield, 2005).
The Complete Idiot's Guide To Middle
East Conflict, 3rd Edition, (NY:
Alpha Books, 2005).
Myths And Facts: A Guide to the Arab-Israeli
Conflict, 3rd Edition, (MD: American-Israeli
Cooperative Enterprise, 2006).
Will Israel Survive? (NY: Palgrave,
2007).
The Complete Idiot's Guide To Middle
East Conflict, 4th Edition, (NY:
Alpha Books, Forthcoming 2008).
48 Hours of Kristallnacht: Night of Destruction/ Dawn of the Holocaust, (Lyons Press, 2008).
Israel Studies: An Anthology. Co-editor with David Nachmias. (Jewish Virtual Library, 2009). http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/isdf/text/anthologycvr.html.
The Arab Lobby: The Invisible Alliance That Undermines America's Interests in the Middle East, (HarperCollins, 2010).
Israel Matters: The Real Deal About Israel, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Jewish Federation, Forthcoming).
CHAPTERS
IN BOOKS:
“Ethnic
Influence on Middle East Policy — How
and When: The Cases of the Jackson-Vanik
Amendment and the
Sale
of AWACS to Saudi Arabia,” in
M.E. Ahrari, ed., Political Battles
in Washington: The Dynamics of Ethnic
Participation in the U.S. Foreign
Policy Process, (Greenwood Press,
1987), pp. 45-64.
“The
Influences of Ethnic Interest Groups
on American Middle East Policy,”
in Charles Kegley and Eugene
Wittkopf,
eds., The Domestic Sources of
Foreign Policy: Insights and Interpretations,
(NY: St. Martin’s Press, 1988,
1994), pp. 79-94.
“How
Fares The Camp David Trio?” in
Daniel Pipes, ed., Sandstorm:
Middle East Conflicts & America,
(MD:
University Press of America, 1993),
pp. 109-129.
“The
Variety of Coexistence Efforts in
Israel: Lessons for the United States,”
in Eugene Weiner, ed., The Handbook
of Interethnic Coexistence, (NY:
Continuum Publishing Co., 1998), pp.
468-489.
“Holocaust,” in William
H. McNeill, ed. Berkshire Encyclopedia
of World History, Vol. 3, (MA: Berkshire
Publishing Group, 2005), pp. 917-921.
“AIPAC and US Middle East Policy,” in
Eytan Gilboa and Efraim Inbar, Eds., Issues
in Contemporary American-Israeli Relations,
Routledge, Forthcoming 2009.
JOURNAL
ARTICLES:
“How
the Palestinian Arabs Became Refugees,” Discovery,
(Spring 1981)
“Ideology
and Depression Politics I: Grover
Cleveland (1893-1897),” Presidential
Studies Quarterly, (Winter
1985)
“The
Turning Point in United States Relations
with Israel: The 1968 Sale of Phantom
Jets,”
Middle
East Review, (Summer 1988).
“Interest
Groups, the President, and Foreign
Policy: How Reagan Snatched Victory
From the Jaws of Defeat on
AWACS,” Presidential Studies
Quarterly, (Summer
1988).
“The
Evolution of Israel’s Africa
Policy,” Middle East Review,
(Winter 1988).
“How
Fares The Camp David Trio?” Orbis,
(Fall 1990).
“Behind
the Wire,” [film review], The
Public Historian, (Winter 1996).
“How
Special is the U.S.-Israel Relationship?” with
Daniel Pipes, Middle East Quarterly,
(June 1997).
“Deconstructing
George W. Bush’s Middle East
Strategy,” Perspectives:
An Israel Review, (Brown University,
Fall 2003, Vol. I, Issue 1).
“Academic Freedom as
a Shield for Anti-Semitism,” The Journal
of the James Madison Institute, (Summer
2005).
Review of Operation
Solomon: The Daring Rescue of Ethiopian
Jews by Stephen Spector, Middle East
Quarterly, (Spring 2006).
CONFERENCE
PAPERS:
“The Water’s Edge and Beyond: Defining
the Boundaries of Domestic Influence
on U.S. Middle East Policy,” Prepared
for delivery at the Annual Meeting of
the American Political Science Association,
New Orleans, LA, 1985.
Discussant. Panel on Terrorism. Center
for the Study of the Presidency Annual
Leadership Conference. Grand Rapids,
MI, 1985.
“Domestic Constraints on U.S. Foreign
Policy in the Middle East: The Case of
Anti-Boycott Legislation,” Prepared for
delivery at the Annual Meeting of the
Western Political Science Association,
Eugene, OR 1986.
“Domestic Constraints on U.S. Middle
East Policy: The Israeli Lobby and Arms
Sales to the Arab States.” Prepared for
delivery at the Annual Meeting of the
American Political Science Association,
Chicago, IL 1986.
“Domestic Politics and the 1968 Phantom
Jet Sale: Explaining the Evolution of
the U.S.-Israel Alliance.” Prepared for
delivery at the Annual Meeting of the
Western Political Science Association,
Anaheim, CA 1987.
“Presidential Dominance in Foreign Policy-Making:
The Case of U.S. Middle East Policy,
1945-1984.” Prepared for delivery at
the Annual Meeting of the American Political
Science Association, Chicago, IL 1987.
Discussant. Panel on Israel Studies.
Association of Israel Studies Annual
Conference, Banff, Canada, May 2006.
“AIPAC and U.S. Middle East Policy.”
Prepared for delivery at the International
Conference on US-Israel Relations in
a New Era, the Begin-Sadat Center for
Strategic Studies, Bar-Ilan University,
May 20-21, 2007.
Discussant. Panel on Israel Studies:
Past and Future. Association of Israel
Studies Annual Conference, Open University,
June 11-13, 2007.
“The University: The Last Bastion of
American Anti-Semitism,” Prepared for
delivery at the International Conference
of the Global Forum for Combatting Antisemitism,”
Jerusalem, February 24-25, 2008.
MAGAZINE
ARTICLES:
“Israel’s
Standing In American Public Opinion,” Commentary,
(October 1985)
“The
Myth of the Middle East Triangle,” Midstream,
(October 1985)
“The
Arab Lobby,” Midstream,
(March 1986)
“Strategic
Thoughts About SDI,” Public
Opinion, (March-April, 1987)
“Left
Behind,” Present Tense,
(September-October 1987)
“The
Humanitarian Side of the Reagan Administration:
The Rescue of Ethiopian Jews,”
The
Humanist, (November-December,
1987) with Howard Lenhoff
“The
Unfinished Exodus of Ethiopian Jews,” Midstream,
(January 1988)
“The
Affirmative Action Complex,” The
Freeman, (February 1988)
“Can
Israel Withdraw? Yes,” Commentary,
(April 1988)
“Did
My Mother Lie To Me?” [Can
a black, Jew, or woman be elected
President according to polls],
The
New Leader, (April 4, 1988)
“The
U.S. Recognition of Israel,” Midstream,
(November 1988)
“Palestinian
Arabs At War,” Near East
Report, (August 15, 1988)
“Can
a Jew Be Elected President?” Midstream,
(November 1988)
“The
Misuse of Economic Sanctions In Foreign
Policy: The Case Of The Jackson-Vanik
Amendment,”
Congress
Monthly, (November-December,
1988)
“Israel
Standing Taller Than Ever,” Near
East Report, (January 9, 1989)
“Homeless
In Gaza: Arab Mistreatment of Palestinian
Refugees,” Policy Review,
(January 1989)
“Two
U.S. Mideast Views,” Midstream,
(January 1989)
“Stability
In The Arab World,” Midstream,
(March-April, 1989)
“The
Waning Threat Of Islamic Fundamentalism,” Midstream,
(April 1989)
“Will
Egypt Abandon Peace?” Congress
Monthly, (July-August, 1989)
“Israel:
Some Surprising Polls,” Commentary,
(August 1989)
“American
Victims of the Holocaust,” Present
Tense, (March-April 1990);
Jewish
War Veteran, (Fall 1990)
“A
Californian In Exile,” UCLA
Magazine, (Spring 1990)
“The
United States and the Palestinian
Refugees,” Midstream,
(August-September 1990)
“Poison
On Campus,” United Synagogue
Review, (Spring 1991)
“Guarantees
For A Miracle,” Hadassah,
(June/July 1991)
“Jews
And Hispanics,” Hadassah,
(January 1992) with Marcela Kogan
“Time
For India To Upgrade Ties With Israel,” The
Indian-American, (January 31,
1992)
“Holocaust
Museum Gives Portrait of World Gone
Awry,” Women’s World,
(Spring 1993)
“Poison
On Campus,” Midstream (June/July
1993)
“A
Realitarian Prescription for U.S.
Middle East Policy,” Midstream,
(August-September 1993)
“The
Fundamentals of the U.S.-Israel Relationship,” Congress
Monthly, (September-October 1993)
“How
Textbooks Rewrite Jewish History,” Women’s
World, (Spring 1994)
“Ohio
Trade Mission To Israel Achieves
Success,” Near East Report,
(May 9, 1994)
“The
Illinois Connection,” Israel
Business Review, (July 1994)
“Trade
with Israel: Boosting America’s
Bottom Line,” Midstream,
(August-September 1994)
“How
Textbooks Rewrite Jewish History,” Amit
Woman, (September 1994)
“Israel-North
Carolina Partnership Goes Far Beyond
Economics,” Near East Report,
(August 29, 1994)
“BIRD’s
Joint Ventures,” Israel
Business Review, (August 1994)
“Bio-Tech
Synergy,” Israel Business
Review, (October-November 1994)
“BARD
Research Has Market Potential,” Israel
Business Review, (January, 1995)
“Clearly
Kristol,” B’nai B'rith
Jewish Monthly, (April 1995)
“Learning
From Israel’s Approach to Caring
For the Elderly,” Near
East Report, (May 8, 1995)
“Why
US Troops Should Be Deployed on the
Golan,” Midstream, (May
1995)
“Israel,
Bushwacked,” (review of book
by Moshe Arens, Broken Covenant), Moment,
(June 1995)
“Islam
Vs. Democracy?” (review of
documentary film) Near East Report,
(July 17, 1995)
“CD
Rambam: A Guide for the Perplexed
Software Buyer,” Moment,
(February 1996)
“The
Custodian of Knowledge” (Profile
of the Librarian of Congress), The
World & I, (March 1996)
“Sitting
on a nest egg,” Tel Aviv
University News, (Spring 1996)
“U.S.
Can Benefit From Israeli Biotechnology,” Near
East Report, (May 20, 1996)
“Bob
Woodward Gets to the Bottom of Things,” Writer’s
Digest, (August 1996)
“Charles
Krauthammer: Prize Writer,” Lifestyles,
(Fall 1996)
“Pillow
Talk,” USAir Magazine,
(January 1997)
“Design
for Giving,” Connecticut
Magazine, (January 1997)
“Yes,
Virginia, There Are Big-Hearted Boardrooms,” Baltimore
Magazine, (March 1997)
“Man
on a Mission,” [profile
of the Librarian of Congress, James
Billington] America West,
(March 1997)
“Is
Fine Art Fools Gold?” Baltimore
Magazine, (June 1997)
“Stuart
E. Eizenstat: Going for the Gold,” Lifestyles,
(June 1997)
“Dershowitz
for the Defense of Judaism,” [book
review], Women’s World,
(Summer 1997)
“The
Palestinian Welfare State,” The
Weekly Standard, (October 6,
1997)
“Can
Art Make You Rich?” Connecticut
Magazine, (October 1997)
“Merchants’
Macadam Mission,” Baltimore
Magazine, (October 1997)
“A
Secret Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian
Problem,” [book review] Intellectual
Capital (October 23, 1997)
“A
Passion for the Game” [Profile
of John Feinstein] Writer’s
Digest, (December 1997)
“Toys
and Tots,” America West,
(December 1997)
“Book
Publishing: The State of the Industry
1998,” Writer’s Digest,
(January 1998); Writer’s
Yearbook, (September 1998)
“Marching
to Madness?” America West,
(January 1998)
“In
Search of Scholarship On the Role
of Congress in Middle East Affairs,” Middle
East Insight, (January-February
1998)
“An
Apologist for the Allies,” Intellectual
Capital, (March 5, 1998)
“Trying
to Explain U.S. Middle East Peace
Policy,” Middle
East Insight, (March-April 1998)
“Learning
From Israel's Educators,” Near
East Report, (March 9, 1998)
“Vineyard
Maven,” The World & I,
(June 1998)
“A
Flawed Portrait of Yitzhak Rabin,” Intellectual
Capital, (September 3, 1998)
“Surf’s
Up For Writers,” Writer’s
Digest, (November 1998)
“Lessons
Unlearned the Hard Way,” Intellectual
Capital, (November 26, 1998)
“Steven
Emerson: Terrorists in Our Midst,” Lifestyles,
(Fall 1998)
“Governors
Know the Value of Israel,” Near
East Report, (January 25, 1999)
“Will
the Mideast Peace Process Stay On
Track?” Intellectualcapital.com,
(February 18, 1999)
"U.S.-Israel
Space Cooperation Takes Off," Near
East Report, (August 23, 1999)
“Ira
N. Forman: Faithful Democrat,” Lifestyles,
(Fall 1999)
“Pius
XII: Saint or Sinner?” [Book
Review], Intellectualcapital.com,
(November 12, 1999)
“Electronic
Books,” Writer’s Digest,
(December 1999)
“Sidney
Schwarz — Politics & Religion,” Lifestyles,
(Pre-Spring 2000)
“Time
for a U.S.-Israel Defense Treaty?” Intellectualcapital.com,
(February 24, 2000)
“A
Conversation with Sportswriter John
Feinstein,” America West,
(December 2000)
“Germs
and Other Terrors,” Middle
East Insight, (January-February
2002)
“Plays
of the Day,” America West,
(February 2002)
“Hitler’s
American Victims,” Hadassah,
(April 2002)
NEWSPAPER
ARTICLES:
“US-Israel
Ties Still Strong,” Oakland
Tribune, (November 19, 1982)
“It’s
Time to Break the Ice with the Soviet
Union,” Oakland Tribune,
(August 13, 1982)
“Why
Reagan Should Visit Israel,” Los
Angeles Herald Examiner, (November
27, 1985)
“Exaggerating
Libya’s Threat,” Chicago
Tribune, (February 14, 1986)
“U.S.
Must Help Lebanese Christians,” San
Francisco Chronicle, (February
27, 1986)
“Saudi
Arabia Is No Friend of The U.S.,” St.
Louis Post-Dispatch, (June 5,
1986)
“Time
To Hold Out A Carrot?” Chicago
Tribune, (February 14, 1986); San
Francisco Chronicle, (June 10,
1986);
Houston
Post, July 3, 1986); Philadelphia
Inquirer, (August 15, 1986)
“The
Value of Mideast Instability,” St.
Louis Post-Dispatch, (July 17,
1986);
Oakland
Tribune, (July 12, 1986)
“Fact,
Fiction About Fighting Terrorism,” Chicago
Tribune, (September 25, 1986);
Orange
County Register, (October 1,
1986)
“University
Teacher Quality A Cause For Our Concern,” Houston
Post, (October 19, 1986);
Orange
County Register, (October 29,
1986); San Francisco Chronicle,
(November 14, 1986); Cleveland
Plain Dealer, (March 11, 1987)
“Will
Israel Remain On Path To Peace? Yes--Unity
Demands It,” Houston Post,
(October
28, 1986)
“U.S.
Interest In Egyptian Stability,” St.
Louis Post-Dispatch, (November
3, 1986)
“We
Talked But Did Not Trade With Terrorist,” Orange
County Register, (November 11,
1986);
Los
Angeles Daily Journal, (November
12, 1986)
“Stalemate
In Gulf War Is In U.S. Best Interest,” Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, (December 13, 1986)
“Operation
Moses Is Not Finished,” Chicago
Tribune, (December 26, 1986)
“The
Shifting Cycles of Foreign Policy,” Orange
County Register, (December 23,
1986);
Detroit
News, (January 6, 1987)
“Israel’s
Motives In Arms Deals,” San
Francisco Chronicle, (January
1, 1987);
Orange
County Register, (January 15,
1987)
“Saudis
Are Playing Both Sides In Iran-Iraq
War,” Orange County Register,
(February 2, 1987)
“Winning
Without War,” Orange County
Register, (March 2, 1987)
“Palestinians
Remain Pawns In The Arab-Israeli
Conflict,” Orange County
Register,
(March
10, 1987)
“The
Forgotten Mideast Peace,” St.
Louis Post-Dispatch, (April 12,
1987)
“Carter
Has Free Speech, But We Don’t
Have To Listen,” Chicago
Tribune, (April 20, 1987)
“Character
Is Key Element In Elections,” Orange
County Register, (May 17, 1987)
“In
Effect West Bank Coming of Age,” Houston
Post, (June 3, 1987)
“Egypt
Is At Risk of Becoming Our Next Iran,” Houston
Post, (June 20, 1987)
“US
Should Look At Pros, Cons of Peace
Conference,” Houston Post,
(July 22, 1987)
“Syria
Should Be Pressured To Free Its Hostages--Jews,” Chicago
Tribune, (September 23, 1987
“Can’t
Just Toss Money At Defense,” Houston
Post, (September 23, 1987)
“By
Ignoring Their Weak Position, Palestinians
Hurt Their Own Cause,” Houston
Post,
(November
5, 1987)
“Israel
At 40: Peace Remains Elusive,” Houston
Post, and Orange County Register,
(November
29, 1987)
“The
Wrong Argument on Guns,” Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, (December 19, 1987)
“Now
Is The Time To Push On Soviet Jewry,” Houston
Post, (January 13, 1988)
“Territories
Not Only Mideast Hot Spots,” Houston
Post, (February 8, 1988)
“Mubarak
Must Solve Own Problems,” Houston
Post, (February 28, 1988)
“Still,
Ousting Meese Could Ruin Chances
For Mideast Peace,” Houston
Post, (March 23, 1988)
“The
Palestinian Uprising is Futile,” Houston
Post, (May 23, 1988)
“Israel
Holds Key To Peace,”Orange
County Register, (June 12, 1988); Detroit
News, (June 28, 1988)
“The
Palestinian Problem,” Baltimore
Sun, (June 15, 1988)
“What
The U.S. Does For Palestinians,” Houston
Post, (June 27, 1988);
Indianapolis
Star, (July 20, 1988); Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette, (August 1, 1988)
“This
Time Palestinians Massacre Each Other,” Houston
Post, (July 17, 1988)
“Congressional
Office Is Magnet For Votes, Cash,” Cleveland
Plain-Dealer, (September 7, 1988)
“Israeli
Demography,” Christian Science
Monitor, (September 19, 1988);
“Palestinians’
Birth Bomb Is Ticking,” (January
12, 1989), Cleveland Plain-Dealer, (January
19, 1989); Indianapolis Star,
(January 31, 1989)
“We
Must Say No To A PLO State,” Houston
Post, (October 26, 1988)
“Throwing
Stones Hasn’t Helped Palestinians
Much,” Chicago Tribune,
(October 19, 1988)
“The
Rules Of Job Hunting,” Hill
Rag, (February 3, 1989)
“President
Bush’s Hostage Dilemma,” Chicago
Tribune, (February 28, 1989); Orlando
Sentinel, (April 11, 1989)
“Waiting
Out The Terrorists — Best Way
To Free Hostages,” Orlando
Sentinel, (April 24, 1990)
“A
Dumping Ground For Arms,” Indianapolis
Star, (May 28, 1990); Jerusalem
Post, July 1, 1990);
Wall
Street Journal International Edition,
(July 17, 1990)
“Holocaust:
U.S. Did Little For American Jews,” Detroit
News, (July 10, 1990)
“U.S.
Support For Israel Stays Strong,” Jerusalem
Post, (July 31, 1990)
“No
Need To Fear U.S.-Arab Alliance,” Jerusalem
Post, (October 30, 1990)
“Gulf
War: For Gas or Not For Gas?,” Jerusalem
Post, (December 6, 1990)
“Economic
Influence On American Gulf Policy,” Jerusalem
Post, (January 4, 1991)
“Americans
Love Israel,” Jerusalem
Post, (March 15, 1991)
“A
Big Push To Arm The Saudis,” San
Francisco Chronicle, (April 6,
1991);
Jerusalem
Post, (April 21, 1991)
“Loan
Guarantees Are Not Charity” Jerusalem
Post, (July 1, 1991)
“Second-Guessing
Israel’s Friends,” Jerusalem
Post, (September 27, 1991)
“Incentive
For More Terrorism,” Orlando
Sentinel, (December 8, 1991)
“The
Teflon Prime Minister,” Jerusalem
Post, (February 18, 1993)
“Rush-Hour
Combat,” Washington Post,
(March 8, 1993) with Marcela Kogan
“Win
or Win,” Jerusalem Post,
(March 24, 1993)
“The
Kindest Cut,” Jerusalem
Post, (April 17, 1993)
“The
Forgotten Victims,” Jerusalem
Post, (April 21, 1993)
“Two-Way
Street,” Jerusalem Post,
(February 24, 1994)
“Buy
Now, Pay Whenever,” Jerusalem
Post, (April 19, 1994)
“Aid
Package, But No Money,” Jerusalem
Post, (October 7, 1994)
“Top
Marks for the PM,” Jerusalem
Post, (October 8, 1994)
“U.S.-Israel
bio-tech ventures require patience,” Washington
Jewish Week, (January 19, 1995)
[news story]
“Reapportion
Aid to Egypt,” Jerusalem
Post, (March 1, 1995)
“Rise
of Jewish Cannibals,” Jerusalem
Post, (September 4, 1995)
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