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'''Norman Podhoretz''' is considered one of the founding fathers of the [[neoconservative]] movement. He is the former editor of [[American Jewish Committee]]'s inhouse publication, ''[[Commentary]]''. He is the husband of [[Midge Decter]] and father-in-law to Iran-contra felon, [[Elliot Abrams]]. He is a staunch proponent of bombing Iran, and more recently he has been hired as a foreign policy advisor by Republication presidential candidate, [[Rudy Giuliani]].
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[[Image:Podhoretz.jpg|thumb|right|[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MBzLTjVMhY Click for Norman Podhoretz on YouTube]]]'''Norman Podhoretz''' is considered one of the founding fathers of the [[neoconservative]] movement. He is the former editor of [[American Jewish Committee]]'s in-house publication, ''[[Commentary]]''. He is the husband of [[Midge Decter]] and father-in-law to Iran-contra felon, [[Elliot Abrams]]. He is a staunch proponent of bombing Iran, and was a foreign policy advisor to Republican presidential candidate, [[Rudy Giuliani]]. <ref>'Profile: Norman Podhoretz', [http://rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/1320.html ''Right Web''], accessed 1 April, 2009.</ref>
  
==Afflitiations==
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==Affiliations==
*[[Committee on the Present Danger]]
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*[[Committee on the Present Danger]] - co-founder
*[[American Jewish Committee]] -- former editor of AJC publication, Commentary.
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*[[American Jewish Committee]] -- former editor of AJC publication, ''Commentary''
*[[Neocons]]
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*[[MEMRI]] - Board of Advisors
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*[[Neocons]] <ref>'Profile: Norman Podhoretz', [http://rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/1320.html ''Right Web''], accessed 1 April, 2009.</ref>
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*[[Jewish Policy Center]] - Board of Fellows<ref name=board>The Jewish Policy Center, [http://www.jewishpolicycenter.org/board.php "Board"], JPC, accessed on 13 November 2010</ref>
  
==External Links==
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===Conferences===
*Alexander Cockburn, [http://www.counterpunch.org/cockburn07142007.html Giuliani and the Dogs of War], ''Counterpunch'', 14-15 July 2007
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*1979 [[Jerusalem Conference on International Terrorism]]
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==Resources, References and Contact==
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===Publications===
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*Norman Podhoretz, ''World War IV: The Long Struggle Against Islamofascism'', Doubleday, 2007 (reviewed by Michael Scheuer), [http://schanzer.pundicity.com/467/world-war-iv ''Pundicity''/''Jerusalem Post''], 4 January, 2008.
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===Resources===
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*Alexander Cockburn, [http://www.counterpunch.org/cockburn07212007.html Giuliani and the Dogs of War], ''Counterpunch'', 14-15 July 2007
 
*Norman Podhoretz, [http://www.commentarymagazine.com/cm/main/viewArticle.html?id=10882 The Case for Bombing Iran], ''Commentary'', June 2007
 
*Norman Podhoretz, [http://www.commentarymagazine.com/cm/main/viewArticle.html?id=10882 The Case for Bombing Iran], ''Commentary'', June 2007
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*Michael Scheuer, [http://www.antiwar.com/scheuer/?articleid=11670 Why Does Norman Podhoretz Hate America?], AntiWar.com, 26 September 2007.
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[[Category:Neocons|Podhoretz, Norman]]
  
[[Category:Neocons]]
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==Notes==
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Latest revision as of 06:14, 27 October 2016

Norman Podhoretz is considered one of the founding fathers of the neoconservative movement. He is the former editor of American Jewish Committee's in-house publication, Commentary. He is the husband of Midge Decter and father-in-law to Iran-contra felon, Elliot Abrams. He is a staunch proponent of bombing Iran, and was a foreign policy advisor to Republican presidential candidate, Rudy Giuliani. [1]

Affiliations

Conferences

Resources, References and Contact

Publications

  • Norman Podhoretz, World War IV: The Long Struggle Against Islamofascism, Doubleday, 2007 (reviewed by Michael Scheuer), Pundicity/Jerusalem Post, 4 January, 2008.

Resources

Notes

  1. 'Profile: Norman Podhoretz', Right Web, accessed 1 April, 2009.
  2. 'Profile: Norman Podhoretz', Right Web, accessed 1 April, 2009.
  3. The Jewish Policy Center, "Board", JPC, accessed on 13 November 2010