America’s Pathological Denial of Reality
In America of December 2015, natural conclusions are considered irresponsible, at best.
‘Tactical Patience,’ ‘Zero Casualties’ and Still no Goal
The peak of lunacy in the American fight against ISIS may have been reached.
We Could be Facing Civil War, and Our Security Forces are Crippled
A state of emergency has been declared in France.
No, Mr. President — Values are Not Universal
The telling example of the Palestinian death cult.
ISIS in Egypt: The Other Big Threat to the West
They can take a cue from Israel.
Fresh Perspectives on Benghazi Keep the Scandals Alive
There is also a movie coming out in January entitled “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” that we’re hoping is as powerful as the book and the story from the men who wrote it.
With All Eyes on ISIS, Iran ‘Drills’ Israel’s Destruction
The West is, unfortunately, all too capable of pretending Iran is its ally against a more graphic but, meanwhile, much smaller threat.
Turkey: Wrong Partner to Fight Terror
In Erdogan’s usual Sunni supremacist language, he accused the victims of jihad rather than the jihadists.
The Intifada Comes to Austin
The hateful disruption of a professor’s lecture and its litigious aftermath may signify a new kind of “uprising” on the American campus.
How Terrorism’s Victims are Responding
Belgium’s justice minister came in for a fair bit of stick this week over some injudicious observations regarding the Nov. 13 Islamist terrorist massacre in Paris.