Born in Jerusalem? Where’s That?
American citizens born in Paris have it registered on their passports that they were born in Paris, France.
Cyber Attack Targeted Iran Nuclear Talks, Russian Lab Concludes
A sophisticated computer virus was found at hotels linked to the Iranian nuclear negotiations, Russian computer security company Kaspersky Labs announced Wednesday.
Byzantine Church Uncovered Near Jerusalem Highway
A 1,500-year-old church has been uncovered on the road to Jerusalem, during archaeological excavations ahead of road work, the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced Wednesday.
Giving a Future to At-Risk-Youth in Israel
The statement “Our children are our future” is not one that is foreign to most people.
Will Erdogan’s Slap in the Face Lead to Real Change in Turkey?
When your enemies fall, we are told, don’t rejoice.
On the Middle East, France is a Tale of Two Countries
The French, to the casual observer, are a real enigma when it comes to foreign policy.
A Palestinian Version of James Holmes, the Colorado Movie Theater Shooter
Imagine if President Barack Obama gave an award to James Holmes, the shooter who slaughtered 12 people in a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, in 2012.
As ISIS Brutalizes Women, a Pathetic Feminist Silence
Oh, how the feminist movement has lost its way.
Why Obama Fails to Calm Israeli Fears
In his interview to Israeli TV last Tuesday night, President Obama emphasized the theme of what he considers excessive Israeli fear.
Islamic State (ISIS) vs. the Jewish State
To all my readers that have valiantly read through my long blogs and complex articles in the past six months, this particular piece should be short and sweet!