The Burqa-Wearing Trojan Horse
Historically, the United States has been considered a Christian nation with a Judeo-Christian culture.
Hezbollah: No War This Summer – Unless Israel Chooses
Hezbollah assured the people of Lebanon Sunday that there would be no war in the country this summer, so long as Israel did not instigate.
Liberman’s First Challenge
The time has come for Israel to reconsider its strategic position and options.
Hezbollah Celebrates By Announcing Tunnels Into Israel From Lebanon
Hezbollah celebrated “Liberation Day”, the 16th anniversary of Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon, on Wednesday by announcing it is digging tunnels into Israel to prepare for the next offensive.
Hezbollah Operations Chief Killed in Syria—But Who Did It?
In this Aug. 16, 2015 file photo, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives for the weekly cabinet meeting at his office, in Jerusalem.
Lebanon’s New Watchtowers on Israel Border Can See Into Kibbutzes, Army Bases
The Lebanese Army has established a series of watchtowers along the border with Israel, a move which has Israelis worried the towers may end up in Hezbollah’s hands should violence resume.
How Terrorists and Dictators Silence Arab Journalists
Hamas shut the Gaza offices of Al-Arabiya in July 2013, under the pretext that the station broadcasted “incorrect news” about the situation in the Gaza Strip.
Hezbollah Commander Responsible for Killing US Marines, Killed in Israeli Airstrike
Lebanese TV reported on Friday morning that Mustafa Bader Al-Din (Badreddine), Hezbbolah’s chief commander for Lebanon was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a Hezbollah base near Damascus’s military airport in Syria.
Iran’s Plans to Control a Palestinian State
The Iran nuclear deal, marking its first anniversary, does not appear to have had a calming effect on the Middle East.
Depressing Deductions from the War in Syria
The insane and endless war in Syria might as well be taking place on another planet, for all the West cares, and that is not the only lesson to be learned from the conflict.