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		By: Soccerdad		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I would agree, though not totally.

Goldberg for now believes that Israel has a moral case; Friedman does not. Friedman is clearly anti-Israel.

Goldberg will fight media bias, but he DOES have the unfortunate habit of feeding the biases that he agrees with: Settlements are the root of all evil; Bibi is a hard liner.

That all came together after Bibi&#039;s speech in which he cast his lot with Friedman, and Roger Cohen and the NYTimes editorial page. It&#039;s getting harder to categorize him as pro-Israel with serious faults and easier to describe him as anti-Israel with significant virtues.

What I don&#039;t get is how someone as serious as Goldberg doesn&#039;t ask himself &quot;Would the conflict be over if Tzippi Livni had formed the government in 2009 instead of Bibi?&quot; I think that 2000 answered that question (negatively.) But once you have that answer bashing Bibi and settlements is gratuitous.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would agree, though not totally.</p>
<p>Goldberg for now believes that Israel has a moral case; Friedman does not. Friedman is clearly anti-Israel.</p>
<p>Goldberg will fight media bias, but he DOES have the unfortunate habit of feeding the biases that he agrees with: Settlements are the root of all evil; Bibi is a hard liner.</p>
<p>That all came together after Bibi&#8217;s speech in which he cast his lot with Friedman, and Roger Cohen and the NYTimes editorial page. It&#8217;s getting harder to categorize him as pro-Israel with serious faults and easier to describe him as anti-Israel with significant virtues.</p>
<p>What I don&#8217;t get is how someone as serious as Goldberg doesn&#8217;t ask himself &#8220;Would the conflict be over if Tzippi Livni had formed the government in 2009 instead of Bibi?&#8221; I think that 2000 answered that question (negatively.) But once you have that answer bashing Bibi and settlements is gratuitous.</p>
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