Israeli Security Services Turn to Data Mining to Anticipate “Unorganized Threats”
Israel’s domestic intelligence agency chief Nadav Argaman last week released sobering figures on the scope of the ongoing terrorist threat facing Israelis.
DOJ-IG Report Says Reporters Bribed FBI Agents For Information
The media appears to have paid FBI agents, congressional staffers and others for dirt on the president.
The Curse of Religious Coercion
For centuries, commentators have struggled with and argued about the incident of the Mei Meriva (the waters of strife).
Palestinians: Victims of Arab Apartheid
Lebanon is one of several Arab countries where Palestinians are subjected to discriminatory and apartheid laws and measures.
Europe: Ramadan Roundup, 2018
Muslims across Europe are marking the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month, which in 2018 was observed between May 17 and June 15, in accordance with the Islamic lunar calendar.
The Donald Trump Negotiations Academy
Trump’s playbook involves doing essentially the opposite of what American and Israeli negotiators have been doing for the past 30 years.
Between Kim and Qom: Iran and North Korea
The Trump-Kim summit raises more questions than it has yet been able to answer. And the Iranians await those answers with bated breath because a very short rope connects Tehran to North Korea.
What If?
While President Trump is muscling North Korea to give up nuclear ambitions, Israeli Premier Benjamin Netanyahu is doing an end-run around the ayatollahs in Tehran.
The Final Nail in the ACLU’s Coffin
The ACLU’s move from the neutral protector of civil liberties to a partisan advocate of hard-left politics is both a symptom and consequence of it’s changes.
Who Sanctions Russia? Not Germany
President Trump is taking flak for having introduced a subject to the G-7 meeting that our European friends wanted to keep under the table. Russia.