The optical isolators used to protect semiconductor lasers against optical feedback cannot be integrated. Therefore we propose to fabricate a laser that has a strongly reduced sensitivity to feedback. Simulations show that such a device can be realized by employing a ring laser in which the clockwise and counterclockwise modes are not coupled. To achieve unidirectional lasing, this work proposes to use an intra cavity weak optical isolator based on two phase modulators that are driven 90 degrees out of phase. Simulations show up to 3% of intensity feedback can be tolerated without any distinguishable effect on the laser light