In the American political tradition, doctrines (political, economic, military, etc.) have a distinct role to play. They prepare the ground for devising policies, making decisions, and enacting laws. Still, among all doctrines that have been shaping the identity of the United States, those related to foreign policy stand out. This is due to their (a)
From the column: "On Jan. 13, about 100 people of different ages, religions, and backgrounds gathered in Duluth to call for an immediate ceasefire. … There was no press coverage of the local event."
Israel's actions are meant to prevent terrorism, not marginalize an ethnic group, some readers say. Others say the "apartheid" label isn't surprising to people who follow the situation.