The Occupation Festival
The 50th anniversary of the Six-Day War is an opportunity to remember that the war broke out because of annihilation plans, before there even was an occupation. The Palestinians could have founded a state and improved their situation a long time ago, but have instead become completely addicted to victimization.
Hoodwinking the Kuffar
We expect politicians to lie out of all sides of their mouths, to use doublespeak in order to seduce citizens to vote for them.
Israel’s Costs vs. Its Benefits – The Six-Day War
Losing this territory would entail grave security threats, and there is nothing Syria has to offer to compensate for this loss.
Trump Diplomacy: Settling North Korea “With Gas and With Bomb”?
Or would matters more likely be “settled with gas and with bomb?”
It’s Not Getting Better
I have said for a long time that we will not see the real harvest of such bad teaching for another generation or two.
Circumcision: Should it be Banned?
The supposed reason: “violation of children’s rights,” and “mental and physical harm” to the child.
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.
Lines in the Sand
An alliance of pro-US Sunni Arab states is emerging
Post-Paris: Liberals Embracing Federalism
If you’re looking for American ingenuity and technological prowess to help resolve the climate issues that face the world, the Paris Climate Pact is not for you.
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.