http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1666538/posts
The Middle East quarterly was founded by talking conservative radio [color="red"]kike Daniel Pipes who [color="Red"]also runs Campus Watch.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=campus+watch%2Bdaniel+pipes
http://www.meforum.org/experts.php

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=michael+rubin%2Bmiddle+east+quarterly

The Quarterly, founded by Daniel Pipes and edited by Michael Rubin...

[color="Red"]Mechael Rubin, Editor of MIddle East Quarterly.

http://www.aei.org/scholars/scholarID.83/scholar.asp

[color="red"]Rubin studies domestic politics in Iran, Iraq, and Turkey; Kurdish society; and Arab democracy. He was formerly a political adviser to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq.
(Great. We need more rabid Zionist jews teaching Iraqis how to think for the invading Kwan provisional "authority". Maybe Rubin will do a tour of Campus Watch or the ADL or SPLC next. Fox news will be there for you! But they might leave out selective parts of Rubin's bio when they introduce him to you...so's not to let him seem too radical and all.)

Transcript of John Gibson interview with Victor Davis Hanson, "National Review" online contributor
http://www.hoover.org/bios/hanson

and [color="Red"]kike Rubin-
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,203834,00.html

MICHAEL RUBIN, EDITOR, MIDDLE EAST QUARTERLY: I think he has misjudged. He thought very much that he could get away with this. But if you poke a lion long enough, eventually it's going to bite back.

GIBSON: Is — the Israelis have evidently used the last few years to do a lot of aerial reconnaissance and they think they know where Hezbollah is all along that border. Can they effectively finish Hezbollah off in the few days of a campaign?

RUBIN: They can try but it's going to be really, really rough. Hezbollah is pretty much the creation of the Islamic revolutionary guard core. And love them or hate them, they're professionals. They know what to do, they're constantly innovating and if Israel could finish them off that quickly, they would have done so a long time ago. That said, in 1982, there is some precedent because Israel forced the PLO out. Israel has the United Nations Security Council resolution 15-59 on its side this time if the countries choose to implement it. It calls for the disbandment of the Hezbollah militia.

GIBSON: If — Michael, who is this guy Nasrallah?

RUBIN: OK, well Hassan Nasrallah was born in 1960 in the suburbs of Beirut and then when everyone else was playing soccer, he was studying religion.

During the Lebanon civil war in 1975, he went with his family into southern Lebanon, near the city of Tyre, then he studied Islam both in Iraq and the holy city of Najaf and then later on he went to Qom. But what he really gets his prestige from is after the Hezbollah, he became a military commander and he did very, very well in some of the inter-Shia fighting. But then what happened is around rMD+IN_rMDNM_1992, the leader of Hezbollah was killed and while Hassan Nasrallah was the number — he wasn't number two — the supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, interceded and said this is the new leader.

GIBSON: Michael Rubin, editor of the "Middle East ..."

RUBIN: "Middle East Quarterly."

GIBSON: Excuse me, Michael — the "Middle East Quarterly." Michael, thank you very much.

RUBIN: Thank you.