Germany: Muslims Exempt from School Trips to Holocaust Sites?
“Muslim children, too, need to come to terms with German history.” — Günther Felbinger, MP with the Free Voters Party.
Rushed Iran Deal May Not Include Full Transparency
With a self-imposed deadline of June 30 rapidly approaching, the pressure to close a nuclear deal with Iran may result in compromises on key issues.
The Veneer of Civilization
U.S. President Barack Obama frequently stated that “no deal is better than a bad deal” and that “all options are on the table.”
Cyber Attack Targeted Iran Nuclear Talks, Russian Lab Concludes
A sophisticated computer virus was found at hotels linked to the Iranian nuclear negotiations, Russian computer security company Kaspersky Labs announced Wednesday.
Raif Badawi and Saudi “Justice”
“My commitment is… to reject any oppression in the name of religion… a goal that we will reach in a peaceful and law-abiding way.”
As ISIS Brutalizes Women, a Pathetic Feminist Silence
Oh, how the feminist movement has lost its way.
Why Obama Fails to Calm Israeli Fears
In his interview to Israeli TV last Tuesday night, President Obama emphasized the theme of what he considers excessive Israeli fear.
Islamic State (ISIS) vs. the Jewish State
To all my readers that have valiantly read through my long blogs and complex articles in the past six months, this particular piece should be short and sweet!
Netanyahu: Even Without Nukes, Iran Remains a Threat
Iran is a threat to Israel and the world, even without nuclear capabilities, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Tuesday.
Core Synergies in Israels Strategic Planning when the Adversarial Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Parts
For the most part, the concept of synergy is already familiar to capable scientists and scholars.