Assad’s Autumn Offensive
With a little help from his friends – Russia, Iran, Hezbollah – the Syrian dictator looks set to end the immediate threat to the regime enclave in Latakia.
Turkey’s Thugocracy
As in 1908-1912, journalists are at the center of the government’s rage.
On Statehood
We are seeing in recent events the advantages of a state, as well as reasons to doubt the wisdom of creating a Palestinian state.
Israel: The Blessing of Insecurity
Throughout the centuries, historians, philosophers and anthropologists have struggled with the concept called “Israel.”
The Holocaust is OVER
There have been many calls for the U.S. to defund the Palestinian Authority, either completely or in part.
The Shi’ite Leopard: Iran’s Religious Persecution
Despite promises of amelioration from Iran’s current President, Hassan Rouhani, the situation for Christians has not improved at all.
Ted Cruz: A fresh approach to American foreign policy – and US-Israel relations
US Senator and presidential contender issues scathing rebuke of Obama administration’s handling of the Mideast conflict.
The Obama Machine Takes Over Canada
U.S. Congressional leaders in the U.S. seem preoccupied with whom to elect as the new Speaker of the House, as well as Benghazi.
Germany: Asylum Seekers Make Demands
“Human traffickers and the media in their home countries are making promises that do not correspond to reality.”
Will He Announce This in the Next Campaign?
When it comes to building in Judea, Samaria, and Jerusalem, Netanyahu has been worse than every one of his predecessors.