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Colonel Liron Libman, Former Head of the Israeli IDF International Law Department, Responds to my Post

From On November 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment

By Dan Joyner

via Arms Control Law

Colonel Libman was responding to my post from last Thursday regarding Steve Walt’s recent FP piece. However, I wanted to give Col. Libman’s comment, and my response to it, their own post.  I’ll first copy Col. Libman’s comment as a block quote, and then give [...]

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Dan Joyner: Mousavian Proposal “meets reasonable interests and expressed desires of both sides”

From On August 24, 2012 · Leave a Comment

via Lobe Log

The founder of the Arms Control Law blog, Dan Joyner, provides a favorable examination of a proposal for ending the impasse over Iran’s nuclear program that was made by former lead Iranian negotiator Hossain Mousavian to David Ignatius this week:

This proposal includes some elements that I hadn’t heard of [...]

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Will Iran be the United States’ Melos?

From On August 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment

via Lobe Log

One of the most depressing aspects of all the talk about Israel or the United States destroying Iran’s nuclear facilities (and much else besides, no doubt) is the near absence of any reference to international law. Even so distinguished an expert as Anthony Cordesman seems to take it for granted [...]

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