Netanyahu vs. Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s response to the “Uvda” investigative report is definitely a cause for concern. Because there are two Netanyahus.
What Kind of Civil War Do You Prefer?
So, for those keen on preventing Trump from destroying the country (and the world), start contacting red state Electoral College voters.
Syria’s Interlocking Conflicts
The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces last Friday announced the commencement of an operation to conquer the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.
What the US Election Tells Us About the Past, Present and Future
The recent election ended in a virtual tie, as did the election of 2000.
America’s Know-Nothing Diplomacy
Through a century, American presidents and other leaders celebrate Mark Twain’s “innocents abroad” mentality that Gary Johnson has just regurgitated.
Violent Protests in Indonesia Blow an Ill Will for Religious Tolerance
Yet the greater concern is a question for us all: Does the Islamic sharia permit non-Muslims to live alongside Muslims as equals in one world?
Trump, Israel and the Middle East
A predictive analysis of what Trump’s election will mean for the MIddle East and the Jews, in Israel and the USA.
US Elections as a Symptom of Western Fracture
Western democracies are struggling with questions of national identity, solidarity, a shared ethos, the place of religion, etc. In European countries, the battle is between an old, corrupt and rotten establishment and populist and demagogic politics. In other words: Clinton vs. Trump.
Media Dig the Grave for Self-Government
The problem we face today is not just media bias, but corruption in government and the media that runs so deep that it is uncomfortable for some to even talk about it publicly.
The Mystery of the Lost Jubilee: Part XXVI – Finally Found?
This article examines whether recent “upset events” like Trump’s win and the Brexit can help us identify whether a Jubilee is here.