Tag: Thomas Friedman

The columnist is a master of the journalistic technique of interviewing people who agree with him and then quoting them to “prove” his views are correct.

The U.S. secretary of state responded no to the "NYT" columnist's question in the context of civilian casualties in Gaza.

“The Israel we knew is back — that is, the badass Jewish state that protects the Jewish ethnic minority in this region has returned.”

Hebron is not flat.

"To be sure, they have done what they could and will continue to do so to prevent the Biden administration from re-joining the JCPOA.”

“It was the first time we attacked live Iranian targets, both facilities and people,” the IDF officer told The New York Times journalist Thomas Friedman.

The recent poll revealed that 59% of Palestinians believe that it is the Palestinian leadership, not Israel, which is to blame for their worsened situation

An Oxford University professor's new book uncovers what most Israelis know - that the Americans are not "Wild West" cowboys.

He should have said, "Judge me on whether the deal fuels Iran's aggression."

Thomas Friedman quoted a Batman movie to prove his point, but all Tom proved was that he didn't understand the movie.

Apparently Thomas Friedman needs a history lesson to learn why those aren't "occupied territories."

The police are unwittingly aiding and abetting if the enemy if they can’t find tiny percentage of Jews who libel all of us.

Friedman has been writing the same column for decades in which he asks Israelis whether they will leave the "West Bank."

No one illustrates the posture of power of the United States of America more than John Kerry.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Israeli negotiator and Justice Minister Tzipi Livni are the only two people who still believe in negotiations...

Friedman doesn't think anything bad will happen, and by gosh, that's all anyone needs!

Two New York Times journalists get their facts wrong about Israel, and Wall Street Journal reporter prefers inaccuracies to corrections

The Times ain’t what it used to be. First of all, the newspaper has its first woman executive editor, a Jew. Secondly, her editors consider her difficult. Thirdly, it is making less and less money.

There was no such clear dividing line when September 11 faded from memory and we returned to a September 10 world.

Thomas Friedman is ho-hum about Obama’s visit to Israel, calls him a “tourist” and calls the Palestinian Authority issue a “hobby” for US diplomats. But does anyone care what Thomas Friedman says?

This is all a tragedy for the poor victims in the Middle East and a farce for the well-paid, much-honored careerist opportunists and ideologues in the West.

A policy of appeasing the US and EU can only aid the Arabs in their project to weaken Israel and slice away at it, bit by bit.

The problem nowadays is that an insane interpretation of international affairs seems to be a quality defining who 'the best people are.'

The Washington Post is suggesting that greater military success for terrorism will lead to Middle East peace.

Though The New York Times’s Thomas Friedman invariably characterizes himself as a friend of Israel, his Dec. 14 column illustrates the slippery slope along which critics of the Jewish state invariably slide as they attempt to shout down those with whom they disagree.

Even without the anticipated passage of two Iranian warships through the Suez Canal, it was a week that rattled Israelis' nerves. It began on with a stern lecture by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman that got considerable play in the Israeli media.