Israel’s First Move with the Trump Administration
And once that it accomplished, the US and Israel can work together to deal with Iran’s nuclear program.
Rabbi Predicts Russian Missile Fail In Shocking Detail
All of Israel was alarmed in August when Russia sent the advanced S-300 anti-aircraft weapons system to Iran, but there was no need to worry. Months ago, Rabbi Nir Ben Artzi had a Bible inspired vision in which he saw precisely what the fate of the missiles would be.
Michael Flynn and What He Means for Trump’s Foreign Policy
With Mattis and Flynn at his side, Trump intends to bring down the Iranian regime as a first step toward securing an unconditional victory in the war against radical Islam.
Trump Assembles a War Cabinet to Meet Foreign Threats
“America First” has to be more than a campaign slogan; it has to be a requirement for U.S. foreign policy and applying for a federal job.
Hizballah vs. ISIS. vs. Israel
Two incidents this week showcase the complexity of the challenges facing Israel on its northern front.
High-Stakes Game Over Syria as Khamenei-Putin Axis Advances
How long can Israel defend itself as the Khamenei-Putin axis advances?
Keith Ellison: The Wrong Man at the Wrong Time
Keith Ellison’s appointment as head of the DNC would be a self-inflicted wound on the Democratic Party at this critical time in its history.
Fake News Sites Continue False Claim about the Iran Nuke Deal
On cue, The Washington Post recently published a story citing anonymous sources that claimed the fake news was the product of Russian propaganda.
Senate Renews Iran Sanctions Law, Leaving Door Open For Trump
The US Senate voted unanimously on Thursday to extend the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) for ten years, leaving the option open fro President elect Donald Trump to reinstate sanctions against Iran if it violates the deal concerning its nuclear program.
Erdogan’s Ambition to Expand Turkey’s 1923 Borders
Speaking at a public rally on October 22, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that “We did not accept our borders voluntarily.”