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Alison Weir is an American freelance journalist and founder and Executive Director of If Americans Knew and president of The Council for National Interest. Ms. Weir writes and speaks on issues covering the situation in Palestine/Israel, addresses the historical context and provides critique of how the media covers issues which challenges U.S. foreign policy and well-funded lobby interests.
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The unfortunate division over Gilad Atzmon
I, of course, come down on the side of open discussion, even when the subject matter is difficult or troubling – in fact, that's probably when it's most needed
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Jodi Rudoren, Another Member of the Family: Meet the New York Times’ New Israel-Palestine News Chief
The Times’ history of pro-Israel coverage
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Firsthand Account: Israeli Plot to Murder Former US Senator
CNI asked Mr. Abourezk about his experiences with the Israel Lobby while he served in Congress
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Israel’s Aggression
With its enormously disproportionate power (financed by American taxpayers), Israel has consistently violated international law, UN resolutions, and human rights conventions
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Bush & Obama? Israeli assassinations and US Presidents
There is evidence that in 1991 an Israeli undercover team planned to assassinate a U.S. President
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Targeting Iran
Now that US wars against Iraq, primarily promoted by Israel partisans, have devastated Iraq, Iran remains as the next major "threat" Israeli leaders wish to be neutralized.
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Alison Weir : The Cost of Israel to Americans
Many of the most serious dangers facing Americans today stem from our “special relationship” with Israel . The majority of Americans – as well as our diplomatic and military experts – oppose this unique
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ALISON WEIR : Tempers Flare Post CNI Press Briefing
Alison Weir May 25, 2011 32“Israel Is Not Alone” member knocks phone out of my hand by Alison Weir / My Catbird Seat We had just completed a CNI press briefing at the National Press Club, when the
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