Taking Nuclear War Seriously: Israel’s Strategic Imperative
To best prepare itself for any and all nuclear conflict possibilities, Israeli planners must comprehensively examine pertinent narratives concerning nuclear retaliation, nuclear counter-retaliation, nuclear preemption, and nuclear warfighting.
Terror in Iran: The Paradox of Jihad
The common assumption is that terror targets heretics in a bid to impose Sharia laws. This assumption is wrong, because the more Muslim and religious a certain place is, the more burkas and mosques it has—the more it is hit by terror and destruction, produced by jihad.
Qatar, Trump, and the Art of the Double Deal
US President Donald Trump has been attacked by his ubiquitous critics for his apparent about-face on the crisis surrounding Qatar.
First Time Ever: Double ISIS Attack Strikes Major Sites in Heart of Tehran
At least 12 people were killed and 42 others wounded in coordinated attacks on Wednesday morning that struck two of Tehran’s most significant sites: the national Parliament Building and the Tomb of the former spiritual leader, the Ayatollah Khomeini.
The Race for the Ruins
Events taking place in a remote stretch of south east Syrian desert in recent days reveal the current direction of US Middle East strategy.
Saffie Rose Russos, British Terror Victim, and the President
President Donald Trump, speaking in Riyadh, named Iran as a source of terrorism and destruction in the Middle East.
Trump Presidency Takedown Effort is Underway
Many people think that Trump will be gone soon, somehow, whether through impeachment or resignation.
Iconoclast in the Promised Land
Israelis are greeting US President Donald Trump with cautious optimism. Their optimism stems from President Trump’s iconoclasm.
Trump’s Saudi Speech: Pretty Good
Let’s go, Mr. President – it’s time to appoint a White House Commission on Radical Islam.
Trump and Israel: Enemies of the System
But the fact is that working together, Israel and Trump may accomplish more than either can accomplish on their own.