In Europe, Israel Needs a Bottom-Up Approach to Diplomacy
Most people don’t care that much about Israeli-Palestinian issues, so small groups of committed activists can exert a disproportionate influence on policy.
Europe: “Mediterranean Taxis” for People-Smugglers
Italian authorities have seized a Spanish migrant rescue ship after a three-week standoff between the Italian government and the Spanish charity operating the vessel.
A Great Friend to Israel
Boris Johnson’s election is good news for Israel and British Jews.
Appeasing Iran isn’t an Option
It’s possible the world is on a collision course with Iran, but by taking the initiative and adopting an uncompromising approach the breadth and scope of a future conflict can be mitigated.
If You Were Donating to Combat Anti-Semitism, Where Would You Donate?
By increasing the appreciation of the common intention to benefit one’s fellow human being, the newly unified society would be a much happier, peaceful and loving society.
Why a U.S.-Israel Alliance is a Terrible Idea
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham recently suggested that the United States should conclude a defense treaty with Israel.
Ancient Philistines Came From Europe New Study Reveals
Ancient DNA Sheds Light on the Origins of the Biblical Philistines
Daniel Pipes on the Real Threat to Europe
Italia Atlantica met Daniel Pipes in Rome during his recent journey to Europe. An internationally renowned scholar of the Middle East and Islamism
Orbán at the White House
The visit of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to the White House for a meeting with President Donald Trump has set off alarm bells
European Elections: “The Battle for Europe has Begun”
The leaders of several European nationalist parties campaigned in Prague on April 25, ahead of the European Parliament elections set for May 23-26.
