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North Korea WARNING: Trump's rhetoric will force Kim Jong-un into TOUGHER position

The Express: By Aurora Bosotti, 23 November 2017

"Dr Bermant said: "By attacking and making personal attacks on Kim Jong-un – as objectionable as he is – North Koreans will take this very personally. This is only going to force them to take a tougher position."

Stuart Varney Gets Knickers In A Twist At Trump Critic: 'You Don't Approve Of Our President, Do You?'

Crooks and Liars: By John Amato, 22 November 2017

Like many of us, Bermant surmises that by Trump's warring rhetoric against North Korea is forcing a "put up or shut up" move from Kim Jong-Un. And given the immaturity and narcissism of both leaders, the world is dangerously close to military actions.
Dr. Bermant is confirms what we all know: that much of the world feels the same way. Why Varney waited almost three weeks to interview him is beyond me.

Donald Trump will be forced into North Korea war for THIS reason

The Daily Star: By David Rivers , 4th November 2017

"Dr Azriel Bermant – a missile defence expert and historian – told us that Trump's boisterous efforts on social media may have left world peace past the point of no return."

30 years after Thatcher’s rebuff, Theresa May celebrates Balfour with Israel

Times of Israel: By Robert Philpot, 3 November, 2017

“Britain was more attentive [in the 1980s] to Arab sensitivities over Balfour and the threat of Arab retaliation than she is now,” argued Dr. Azriel Bermant, author of “Margaret Thatcher and the Middle East.”

Galas in London and protests in Jerusalem: Britain tiptoes through centenary of the Balfour Declaration

The Telegraph: By Raf Sanchez, Jerusalem and Roland Oliphant

“In the Arab world in general, the Palestinian questions seems to have fallen down the ladder in terms of their priorities. Iran is often viewed as more of a threat than Israel,” said Dr Azriel Bermant, the author of Margaret Thatcher and the Middle East. “I think Britain is no longer so worried about an Arab backlash for being supportive of Israel.”

The left’s sinister disdain for Israel betrays their movement’s pro-Zionist origins

The Spectator: By Jake Wallis Simons, 26 October, 2017

"Letters in the Manchester University archive, unearthed by the historian Azriel Bermant in Fathom magazine, show a Zionist leader thanking Scott for his assistance: ‘We could expect nothing different from an organ which has consistently stood for the most enlightened liberalism.’ One can only imagine the letter Weizmann would write to the Guardian, and the Labour Party, of today."

Theresa May should give Netanyahu a piece of her mind – Thatcher would have

Guardian: Opinion, By Donald Macintyre, 12 October 2017

"A fascinating recent book by Azriel Bermant shows that, particularly at the end of her premiership, and for all her genuine admiration for Israel, Margaret Thatcher’s robustly expressed frustration with Yitzhak Shamir’s government – probably the closest ideologically to Netanyahu’s – reached a high pitch, along with her determination to play—in the end vainly-- a role in settling the conflict."