Gantz was Warning Washington, Not Tehran
Talk about preparations for a strike on Iran is aimed at restraining American appeasement, though the tactic may not stop back channel nuclear talks that could render Israeli protests moot.
Trump comes out against Israeli sovereignty in Judea-Samaria, in newly released recordings
“I was angry and stopped it because it had already gone too far when he did the ‘Let’s annex everything and build on it,’ and we were not happy about that,” Trump replied.
The US’ Longer and Stronger Policy Vis a Vis Iran
Throughout the original negotiations, Iran claimed that they have a right to develop nuclear energy like any other country, and had no intent to build nuclear weapons.
Revolution has Come to America
Americans are losing their liberty not to invading armies from China or Russia, or even to terrorists from Al-Qaeda, but to domestic revolutionaries.
Time for Both Parties to Repent for their Nazi Analogies
A Jewish GOP Senate candidate was roasted for comparing vaccine mandates to the Gestapo. Democrats who have used such analogies about Republicans are not in a position to talk.
The US Withdrawal from Afghanistan Empowers International Terrorism
Across the Middle East, experience has proven that withdrawals only strengthen the motivation of jihadist groups.
Bennett Can’t Have it Both Ways with Biden
Remaining true to Israeli interests and “bridging gaps” with the Democratic Party is a contradiction in terms.
As Taliban Conquer Afghanistan, Time to Sanction Pakistan
If robustly applied, the pain caused by sanctions could push the Pakistanis into curbing the worst tendencies of the Taliban.
Joe Biden’s Catastrophic Judgment
As the president rejects all criticism of his personal failure in Afghanistan, there is effectively zero chance he will reconsider his policy of 42 years on Iran.
Confusion, Blame-Shifting, and Inaccuracy: Academia Reacts to the Fall of Afghanistan
The default academic position for over two decades has been to blame America for everything.