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Michael Weiss
Michael Weiss is a senior editor of Tablet Magazine and a culture blogger for The New Criterion. He also writes occasionally for Slate, The Weekly Standard, City Journal, The New York Daily News and Standpoint.
Human Rights Watch and Their Analyst’s ‘Weird’ Hobby
HRW's senior military analyst doesn't see anything wrong with being an avid collector of Nazi memorabilia.
Mahmoud Abbas: The Luckiest Man in the Levant
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's relaxed trade policies have caused a growth spurt in the West Bank.
Celebrating Hate in the Name of Multiculturalism
A vicious Saudi cleric is welcomed with open arms in London.
Human Rights Watch Cozies Up to Saudis
HRW trolls for funding in Saudi Arabia by trumpeting its anti-Israel credentials.
The Key to an Honorable Exit from Iraq
Protecting and nurturing Iraqi Kurds will be a stabilizing factor after U.S. combat troops are withdrawn.
The Horrific New Sharia Mini-State
Allowing the Taliban to impose Islamic law is turning life into a nightmare for residents in a Pakistani province.
George Galloway: The Suicide Bomber of Western Politics
Canada was right to deny the British MP entry.
The Peter Pan Myth: The Real Reason Men Won’t Settle Down
The question isn't "Why aren't more men getting married before age 30?" It's "Why are any?"
Standing Up to Ahmadinejad
Brave dissident Iranians were the stars of Monday's rally instead of U.S. politicians. (Also, Phyllis Chesler on Why the Rally Didn't Roar and Dear Mahmoud by Michael Ledeen)
