Sentence examples for israel thought from inspiring English sources

Others in Israeli intelligence believe, or perhaps hope, that the fact that the deal went through may indicate that Hamas's stance is becoming more moderate, that the Arab Spring and the fall of Mubarak, with whom Israel shared a cold peace, might not pose as great a peril as Israel thought.

Israel thought that Arafat was defeated after its 1982 invasion of Lebanon.

Just when Israel thought it had extricated itself from years of military involvement in Gaza and Lebanon, it is being pulled back, with no clear exit strategy.

But what Israel thought was a rocket appeared on closer examination to be a folded stretcher, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency said.

The editors at the Times of Israel thought it curious that an "Australian blogger" was posting articles on its site dealing with domestic political issues in Australia.

First, Yasir Arafat was goaded by leaders of Egypt and Syria to make his adamant demand for total victory in what Israel thought were good-faith negotiations.

Before I go on, here are all the usual Goldblog caveats: AIPAC is too unthinkingly rightist to me, J Street is too naively leftist, etc. etc., but both groups represent legitimate streams of Jewish pro-Israel thought in America, and both are worthy of the president's attention.

There will be plenty of empty fist-shaking and ridicule of President Obama at the pro-Israel lobbying group, but not a single new thought for preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon.

"Any Jew who's not an Israeli, and not on psychotropic drugs, could solve this Peace-for-Israel thing in about 10 minutes of focused thought," writes Richard Ben Cramer, with the hyperbolic self-assurance that is the hallmark of his new book.

On behalf of the entire Taglit-birthright israel family, including the birthright israel Foundation and thousands of alumni from Israel and around the world, our thoughts and prayers go out to her husband, Charles, our Founding Chairman, their children, and the Bronfman and Morrison families.

Jonathan Israel has examined the myriad ways in which Spinoza's philosophy shaped egalitarian political thought, including, perhaps most significantly, the political thought of the encyclopédistes (Israel 2011).