What "Globalize the Intifada" Actually Looks Like

Arnold Roth's fifteen-year-old daughter was murdered at a Jerusalem pizzeria on August 9, 2001, one of sixteen people killed by a bomb packed with black nails. Twenty-five years later the woman who chose the target lives openly in Jordan, sits on the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists list, and is protected by an American ally bound by a 1995 extradition treaty — a situation Roth insists is not a limit on American power but a choice the United States keeps making.