Kumbaya in Qom Catechisms

The dual loyalty charge rears its head. While Mark Dubowitz, of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, was being interviewed…

By November 20, 2013

The dual loyalty charge rears its head. While Mark Dubowitz, of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, was being interviewed on the radio about Iran’s nuclear program, foreign policy reporter Laura Rozen tweeted her displeasure. The tweets were since removed, but Adam Kredo got the screen grabs.

What is there to say? Rozen’s tweets reveal a snide, dismissive attitude towards Israeli concerns.

Laura Rozen

If you think for yourself and come to conclusions that agree with Israel, that doesn’t make you Israel’s puppet. And if you think for yourself and come to conclusions that agree with Iran, that doesn’t make you Iran’s puppet either (we can respectfully agree to disagree). Fair enough.

But if you don’t think for yourself and blindly believe Big Media’s daily Kumbaya in Qom catechisms, whose puppet are you?

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Pesach Benson

Pesach Benson

A Baltimore native, Pesach was with HonestReporting from 2011 to 2020. He edited the Israel Daily News Stream and authored the e-book, Red Lines: HonestReporting’s 8 Categories of Media Bias. Before moving to Israel in 1995, he worked as a reporter for the Baltimore Jewish Times. Pesach has a B.A. in political science from the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, where he was executive editor of the campus newspaper.

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