But Friedman's remarks about Quds and Iran, which you so excellently criticize here, reinforce the right-wing hysteria about Iran posing an "existential threat" to Israel. So, Patrick Hunter's characterization of Friedman as a supporter of the Israeli right seems correct, however much Friedman may try to pose as a centrist.
Until reading this story, I thought the title "Looniest national education head (or former head) named Bennett" belonged to America's own William Bennett. Looks like Bill will have to hand over his crown to Naftali now.
But Friedman's remarks about Quds and Iran, which you so excellently criticize here, reinforce the right-wing hysteria about Iran posing an "existential threat" to Israel. So, Patrick Hunter's characterization of Friedman as a supporter of the Israeli right seems correct, however much Friedman may try to pose as a centrist.
Yes, thank you- and thanks for the link, Don.
Until reading this story, I thought the title "Looniest national education head (or former head) named Bennett" belonged to America's own William Bennett. Looks like Bill will have to hand over his crown to Naftali now.