Roger Cohen’s recent New York Times column, “Imperial Israel in the New Middle East,“ paints a vivid and jarring picture of the current Israeli-Lebanese border conflict. His words evoke emotion and despair—perhaps intentionally so—but his narrative, cloaked in historical metaphor and tragedy, obscures a fundamental… | Read More in The Blogs
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