What America Can (and Can’t) Learn from Israeli Gun Laws
When mass shootings take plan in the U.S., commentators routinely raise Israel as a case study to prove that guns in the hands of citizens save lives.
What Can Israel Do About Its ‘Brain Drain’ Problem
When we replenish the Israeli heart, the Israeli brain will work even better.
Adding Fuel to the Fire
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently accused leftist Jewish billionaire George Soros of funding anti-government campaigns challenging Israel’s deportation of tens of thousands of illegal African infiltrators.
Despite Latest Iranian Outrage, Euro-Business Keeps Churning
Money keeps flowing to the Mullahs as their Israel hatred heats up.
How the Left Became its Own Worst Enemy – Part I
It is one of the ironies of modern politics that the same word can be susceptible to more than one meaning, creating confusion for everyone.
Anti-Semitism in Poland in Part of a Larger European Problem
Relations between Poland and Israel are in their deepest crisis in memory in the wake of Poland’s move to criminalize criticism of Polish collaboration with the Nazis during the Holocaust.
Iceland’s Declaration of War on Judaism
Iceland’s authorities might as well hang a large sign in the arrivals terminal at Reykjavik airport saying, “No Jews or Muslims allowed.”
Middle East Regression
Turkey and Egypt are reversing direction, one trying to bring back the Ottoman Empire and the other solidifying a despotic dictatorship.
France: Migrant Crisis Spirals Out of Control
Hundreds of Africans and Asians armed with knives and iron rods fought running street battles in the northern port city of Calais on February 1, less than two weeks after French President Emmanuel Macron visited the area and pledged to crack down on illegal immigration.
Death of Democracy? – Part I
“The result of 25 years of multiculturalism has not been multicultural communities. It has been mono-cultural communities… Islamic communities are segregated.”