Why Hamas Fights Israel
A new book sheds light on the wars with Gaza’s rulers.
Will an imminent war over the Nile bring about Isaiah’s prophecy?
Rabbi Pinchas Winston, a prolific end-of-days author, suggested that it would be perfectly logical to use this ancient Biblical prophecy to understand the current political tensions between Ethiopia and Egypt.
Hamas Escalates Again as it Plays the Long, Radical Game
Three months after the end of its May conflict with Israel, Hamas has returned to its familiar ways of constant attrition, violent extortion, and “controlled escalation” tactics.
Throughout August, Israel Faced Terrorist Attacks on All Fronts
One of the easiest ways for Israel’s enemies to divert attention from internal problems is to attack the Jewish state.
CAIR Lectures Media About Accurately Quoting Jihadists
CAIR officials have been unwilling to condemn Hamas as a terrorist organization and sometimes react testily when asked.
Egypt could face extreme water scarcity within the decade due to population, economic growth
Today, there are 100 million people living in Egypt, many thousands of them on gravestones in cemeteries due to the lack of housing.
Give War a Chance: Arab Leaders Finesse Military Defeat
When Saddam Hussein’s chief spokesman met with the U.S. secretary of state on the eve of the Kuwait War in January 1991, Tariq Aziz said something remarkable to James Baker.
Israel’s Palestinian President
Isaac “Bougie” Herzog is Israel’s 11th president. His father was also (Israel’s sixth) president, Chaim Herzog.
Egypt Is Beginning to Reassert Regional Leadership
Egypt is taking tentative steps to reassert regional leadership.
Antony Blinken Called the Wrong Guy
The U.S. secretary of state needs to be calling the Palestinian Authority to talk about its lack of democracy, not reflexively assume that Israel is somehow to blame for how the P.A. governs its people.