Op-ed | From despair to hope in the debate over the Israel-Hamas war
College and university leaders at elite institutions are being criticized for saying too little, too late in response to the Hamas attack on Israel and
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College and university leaders at elite institutions are being criticized for saying too little, too late in response to the Hamas attack on Israel and
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Harvard's kennedy school and abrams is the study for mideast studies. a contributing editor to the atlantic and national journal, a columnist and fellow and cnn commentator. i hope everyone is happy with that. you begin this collection of essays on obama with a favorable reading of his foreign policy. why? >> i think the president has done a decent job on foreign policy. the way to consider a president's foreign policy record is to see him as a member of a relay race. many runners past and many in the future. u.s. foreign policy has been largely constant in the broadest outlines since the late...
Gadhafi said his country was prepared for a long war and says western forces would regret this. joining me is steven cook, senior fellow of mideast studies in the council of foreign relations. good morning, steven. >> good morning, alex. >> they are opening arms depot to libyan citizens. could this become a drawn-out war like iraq, a quagmire? >> well, certainly not for u.s. forces, particularly given the fact that president obama made it clear there would not be u.s. ground forces in libya, but there is the possibility that gadhafi could arm broader groups of people who remain loyal to him to...