The Interesting Case of the British Soldier that Opened Fire
In 2011, Sergeant Alexander Blackman shot a terrorist who was lying on the ground wounded and helpless, and the British reaction to what happened is quite interesting.
Pope’s Marxist Bias in U.S. Campaign Signals New Global Order
The liberal media are so in love with Pope Francis that they can’t report the hard truth about his blatant interference in the 2016 presidential campaign and what it represents.
Erdogan: The World’s Most Insulted President
Since Erdogan was elected president in August 2014 he has sued at least 1,845 Turks for insulting him.
Where UNESCO and ISIS Converge
War crimes courtesy of the United Nations.
Palestinian Propaganda and the UN
The Palestinians have been very friendly with the United Nations, and the latter has helped the former to spread gigantic lies about Israel.
Celebrating Terrorism, Palestinian Style
The incitement, threats and fiery rhetoric will only lead to more violence.
Does Israel Need U.S. Jewish Support?
These subtleties aside, it remains true that as Jewish support weakens, conservative backing has moved in to take its place.
Bernie Sanders, Israel, and the Law of War
Somehow, Senator Bernie Sanders fancies himself an informed judge on the laws of war – alternately  referred to as either “humanitarian international law,” or the “law of armed conflict” –  but his current judgments are woefully incorrect. In accusing Israel of using “disproportionate force” against Palestinians, this “shoot-from-the-hip” presidential aspirant ignores both the critical regional context of […]
The Splitting of the Red Sea and the State of Israel
It is most important to realize that it is not the conventional understanding of a miracle that is of importance here.
Ready for the Storm: Israel Ensuring Syrian Conflict Doesn’t Spill into its Borders
War in Syria – and Israeli efforts to ensure it does not spread to the Golan and West Bank are set to continue.