I Think About Syria When I Go

In The '90s, There Was Scant Presidential Leadership And Insufficient Domestic Political Mobilization For Foreign Policy Grounded In Human Rights.

I'm Going To Washington On A Fateful, Even Historic, Mission. I Feel That I Am An Emissary Of All Israel's Citizens, Even Those Who Do Not Agree With Me, And Of The Entire Jewish People

I Was Working In The Same Building As U.s. News & World Report, And I Banged On The Door And Said, "i'm Ready To Go." And They Said, "what's Your Combat Experience?" I Said, "does My Parents' Divorce Count? It Was Pretty Rough." Then They Said, "what's Your Reporting Experience?" And I Said, "i Covered The Women's Volleyball Team In College Exceptionally Well." The Guy Was Like, "you Are So Not Ready To Be A War Correspondent."

It Is Easy To Get Used To The Morning News, Habituated. But Don't. The Morning News Is Yours To Alter.

When Dictators Feel Their Support Slipping Among Adults, It Is Not Unusual For Them To Alter School Textbooks In The Hope Of Enlisting Impressionable Youths In Their Cause.