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Nearly 80 family members of 9/11 victims urge President Joe Biden to reverse his order and send back billions in Afghanistan’s U.S.-held frozen assets.
In another sampling of reaction, readers offer analyses of past and present mistakes. May 17, 2021, 1:41 p.m. ET Image A residential building in Ashdod in southern Israel on Monday after it was hit by rockets fired from the Gaza Strip.Credit...Dan Balilty for The New York Times Image A building in Gaza City collapsed, killing more than 40 people, after an airstrike that Israel said was targeted at military tunnels beneath.Credit...Hosam Salem for The New York Times To the Editor: Bret Stephens should define precisely what he means by the rout of Hamas and what the day after such a rout looks ...
Clashing Views on Israel and Gaza The new violence between Israel and the Palestinians has prompted an outpouring of responses to news and opinion articles. Here is a sampling. May 13, 2021, 3:15 p.m. ET Image Image To the Editor: The conflagration now raging on both sides of the Israel-Gaza border, which has now spilled into the streets of Israeli cities, expanding into what is fast becoming an Arab-Jewish civil war, runs the risk of becoming a much wider conflict. Confrontations in this region have a disturbing history of rapid escalation. What may be different this time, though, is the rel...
After hundreds of rockets from the Gaza Strip targeted central Israel on Tuesday night, killing three more Israeli civilians, IDF... Similarly, the column frames the aid issue as a rhetorical question: “as American taxpayers, we don’t have much influence over Hamas, while we do have influence over Israel and we provide several billion dollars a year in military assistance to a rich country and thus subsidize bombings of Palestinians. Is that really a better use of our taxes than, say, paying for COVID-19 vaccinations abroad or national pre-K at home? Shouldn’t our vast sums of aid to Is...