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The Middle East Negotiating team during Clinton's years of: Dennis Ross, Arthur Miller, and Martin Indyk were all Jews who came from the Israeli think tank, the Washington Institute for Near East Affairs.
What is the WINEA?
B. Washington Institute for Near East Policy
Founded in 1985 by two former AIPAC members (American Israeli
Public Affairs Committee--the most feared lobby in Washington DC),
Martin Indyk and Barbi Weinberg, a former vice president of AIPAC to
serve as a Pro-Israeli Think tank. It's Board members are a Who's Who
of top Government officials while its staff like Patrick Clawson, Robert
Sartoff and Dennis Ross publish often in defense of Israel and appear
regularly unopposed on Television, especially on FOX which has
become Israel's mouthpiece.
The Board of Advisors of WINEA are:
(http://www.washingtoninstitute.org/)
Warren Christopher, Lawrence S. Eagleburger, Alexander Haig, and
George Shultz (All former Secretaries of State) Max M. Kampelman,
Jeane Kirkpatrick, Samuel W. Lewis, Edward Luttwak, Michael
Mandelbaum, Robert McFarlane, Martin Peretz, Richard Perle, James
Roche, Eugene V. Rostow, Paul Wolfowitz Mortimer Zuckerman.
These individuals with passionate support of Israel shuffle between top
Government positions and Pro-Israeli Lobbying groups ensuring the
ultimate protection and financing of Israel at America's expense. This
has been going on for decades and their demand that America declare
war on Iraq goes back to 1990 according to the Los Angeles Times.
"The advocates of a war policy also have been bolstered by analysts
from the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, a think tank with
close ties to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the capital's
leading pro-Israel lobbying organization. Washington Institute experts
on the region are frequently quoted in television, radio and newspaper
stories about the gulf standoff, although their organization's pro-Israel
orientation is seldom cited." (David Lauter, "War Lobby' Urges Military
Solution," The Los Angeles Times, 14 September 1990). >>> |
