Kafka in Jerusalem: Deciphering Strategic Meanings for the Jewish State
In matters of Israel’s defense, the Jewish Genius of Prague should have a respected and proper place.
Facing Off with North Korea: Victory, Complexity & Strategic Gain
To expect cumulative strategic gain for itself and its allies regarding North Korea, including Israel, the United States must ultimately depend upon several forms of nuclear deterrence.
Pining for Fig Leaves
But now, they argue, under the leadership of King Salman and his son, 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudis are going too far.
Was Deadly Earthquake Divine End-of-Days Judgment for Iran?
A 7.3 magnitude tremor struck on Sunday just a few miles from the Iraq-Iran border, killing over 335 Iranians in what one rabbi called divine judgment.
Saudi Purges and Duty to Act
For 70 years, Saudi Arabia served as the largest and most significant incubator of Sunni jihad.
The Iran-Hamas-Hezbollah Connection
Now that the Iranians have sole control over Lebanon, their eyes are set on the Gaza Strip.
The Enemies of Kurdistan are the Enemies of the US
Iran is on a mission.
Is the Arab World Beginning to See Reason?
The United Arab Emirates consider fighting the terror organizations spawned by the Muslim Brotherhood as a crucial mission.
America, the Laughingstock
The United States has a credibility problem. Put plainly, aside from Israel, no one in the Middle East appears to take the Americans seriously.
Long Knives
The five years that transpired between Olmert’s indictment and his incarceration reflects Judaic dithering about truth and justice.