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Three Things that Concern Israelis – No, It Is Not Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah (opens the original)
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Most Americans, particularly Jews in America, might believe that the Israelis' primary concern is the never-ending military confrontations in Iran, Gaza, and Lebanon. Perhaps, perhaps not. What matters most to Israelis at this time, according to Israel's former ambassador to the United States, Michael Oren, is a domestic matter: that of the forthcoming October elections. These elections will decisively direct the future of the nation, for better or worse. Israel's turbulent social discord has fl
Thank China: Republicans and Communists Agree on Data Centers (opens the original)
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You have to hand it to China's cognitive warfare warriors: Republican politicians are now joining pro-China communists in working against the clear long-term interests of the United States. They are all united against building data centers on American soil. There are, of course, legitimate concerns about these facilities, but protests against them, which have hit the U.S. like a hurricane in recent weeks, are not entirely organic. X.com on August 27 reported that a suspected Chinese bot farm of
The Arctic: China Taking Over the Top of the World (opens the original)
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This month, China's Sea Legend Shipping launched the first regular container service through the Arctic, along what it calls the "Ice Silk Road." The route, dubbed "China-Europe Arctic Express," connects Ningbo, on China's east coast, with England's Felixstowe. The Chinese-run shipper plans eight voyages this summer season from this month to early October. Sea Legend, which will use Russia's Northern Sea Route, promises to cut in half the current 40-day sailing time. The passage, the Financial T
America — Not China — Is World's Energy Superpower (opens the original)
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"China Is Now the World's Great Oil Power," The Economist declared on August 9. So, what is the significance of this pronouncement? The world's oil power is also the world's energy power. The world's energy power, in turn, is a leading contender for the world's dominant power. "Energy is the foundational brick of the global economy," Jonathan Bass, the CEO of Argent LNG, told Gatestone. China, the world's largest importer of crude oil, exerts great leverage over markets, but The Economist is non
Is Trump Covering for Xi as China Supplies Weapons to Iran? (opens the original)
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"I am confident that within the Chinese system, if there are private sector actors, and we gave the Chinese the name of the company we believed may be dealing with the Iranians, that I am confident the Chinese leadership will make sure that private sector actors do not transact in those kind of weapons," Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent told Edward Lawrence of Fox Business on July 30. Bessent was reacting to a July 28 Reuters report that a "Chinese supplier," acting through a Hong Kong intermediary,
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