Islamophobia: Fact or Fiction?
Edward Said leaves us with the impression that all prejudice is only on the part of the West.
The President Should Stop Questioning the Motivations of Opponents of the Iran Deal
President Obama should be seeking to elevate the tone of the national discussion.
Syria’s New Diplomacy
Iran and Saudi Arabia have put forward rival peace plans for Syria, but their aims are irreconcilable and no end to the conflict is in sight.
The ‘Normalizing’ of Palestinian Terrorism
A city square named after a notorious terrorist.
Will Iran Follow the Soviet Example?
Predicting politics is a notoriously difficult business.
A British Petition against Bibi
The British government provides for petitions to be listed on a web site that people can sign electronically.
Push has Come to Shove
In 1994, while sitting on the patio of a friend’s home, I interviewed a rather distinguished and well-known Israeli news anchor.
Regardless of Religious Observance, 95% of Israelis Own a Bible
A new survey conducted this summer shows 95 percent of Israeli Jews own a copy of the Bible, and most of those consider it to be “the Holy Book”.
Being a Free-Marketer Doesn’t Make you a Terrorist
I started my week on Sunday morning with Facebook and Twitter alerts notifying me that controversial French journalist Charles Enderlin was on my case.
How to Ensure the Future of Iraq’s Minority Groups
The entire world is appalled at the tragedy that has befallen the Yazidis of northern Iraq.