Fear has Engulfed Europe
Europe is entering a new era.
How to Honor Ezra Schwartz
Ezra Schwartz was the 138th American citizens to be murdered by Palestinian terrorists since the 1960s.
The Jewish Roots of Thanksgiving
As a Jew, I am thankful that when America was discovered, America discovered the Bible.
From Tennessee to Israel: The Story of Two Horses
From the mountains of eastern Tennessee, Two Rocky Mountain Horses have settled in quite nicely in Ben Shemen, Israel.
Dancing in the Moonlight: Song of the Paris Attacks
It is that idea that was attacked in Paris and that idea which we must now defend.
Behind the Lines: “Remaining and Expanding”
Will the Paris attacks galvanize a new strategy to destroy Islamic State?
Catholic Church Facilitates Foreign Invasion
“Why aren’t more reporters exposing the U.S. Bishops deep pockets?” she asks.
Who Needs Facts? We have Israel as a Scapegoat
It was only a matter of time before someone would blame Jewish state for terror attacks in Paris as Jimmy Carter blamed Israel for Charlie Hebdo.
Obama’s New Counter-Terrorism Guru
All anti-Western movements – including jihadist movements – are legitimate responses to what Obama perceives as the crime of Western power.
The Sounds of Broken Glass: Reflections from Israel’s U.N. Ambassador
This month, Jews around the world come together in synagogues, community centers, and schools to commemorate Kristallnacht—the night of broken glass.