A Greater Israel
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COMMENTARY: A big part of the crisis confronting the United States in the Middle East can be traced back to what is now more than a quarter-century-old competition among American politicians over who can best pander to Israeli hardliners. Rather than furthering Israel’s long-term interests - or those of the American people - these politicians seek short-term electoral gains by appealing to blocs of right-wing Christian and Jewish voters who reject any criticism of Israeli policies. So you get Sen. Clinton eagerly sharing a platform last summer with Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations, Dan Gillerman, a notoriously anti-Arab bigot who joked at a 2006 conference of the American Israeli Public Affairs Committee that “while it may be true - and probably is - that not all Muslims are terrorists, it also happens to be true that nearly all terrorists are Muslim.’

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