Turkey’s Dangerous Moves in Iraq
Turkey’s sectarian ambitions in neighboring Syria have ended up in total failure and bloodshed.
An IDF ‘Correlation of Forces’ Strategy is in Order
“Every culture and every period has its own way of regarding history. There is no such thing as history in itself.”
Sukkot: Approaching Tragedy with Joy
When contemplating the festival of Sukkot, we are confronted with a remarkable paradox.
Romania: Lawsuit Launched to Stop Bucharest Mega-Mosque
“Romania is not a Turkish province.”
Hungary to Amend Constitution to Block EU Migrant Plan
“Brussels or Budapest, that was the question, and the people said Budapest.”
The Liberating Responsibility of Atonement
This is how we will secure our future and this is how we will remain forever free.
The Sickness of Narrative Thinking
A severe disease has stricken the institutes of knowledge, media, and academia in Israel. It’s the disease of narrative thinking.
A Yom Kippur Repentance From a Devout Non-Jew and My Jewish Response
Many Christians have joined in his prayer, asking forgiveness from the Jewish People and holding out their hands in friendship.
The Paper Trail
We will continue in this space to keep you informed of such things. Christians deserve that, at least.
How to Deal with the Next Gaza-Bound Flotilla
Instead of taking over the Zaytouna-Oliva boat and reminding the world of the Gaza blockade, Israel could have acted differently.