Britain Is the Enemy of Islam
Following is a brief summary of some of the main stories involving Islam and Islam-related issues in Britain during January 2015, categorized into three broad themes
The Strange Comeback of Gideon Sa’ar
What happened to the most radiant, promising person who retired from Israeli politics, that he needs to make such a strange comeback, straight into the election campaign?
Hezbollah: Israel’s Strongest Foe?
Hezbollah, with the help and backing of Iran and Syria, has very quickly turned into one of the most dangerous strategic enemies that Israel faces today.
ISIS Using Porn to Send Secret Messages
Israel’s spy agency, known as the Mossad, has been decoding secret messages sent by the Islamic State (ISIS) and al-Qaeda via eBay and pornographic files.
Life Under the US umbrella
It is not merely that the US is deterred by North Korea, and therefore is willing to humiliate and endanger South Korea to avoid having to contend with Pyongyang.
The Forgotten Issue in the Iran Debate
“There was nothing new in it.” With those six words, Obama tried to dismiss the significance of Netanyahu’s address to Congress on March 3.
Why Netanyahu Went for Broke
The bottom line of Netanyahu’s Congress address is that America canconclude a better deal with Iran by not lifting restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program, but by keeping the economic pressure on the Islamic Republic.
10 Facts about Life for Women in Israel on International Women’s Day
March 8 marks International Women’s Day, celebrating the power of women across the world.
Terror in Jerusalem: After Ramming Car into Pedestrians, Terrorist Attempts Stabbing Spree
A car-ramming terror attack has left at least five people injured Friday morning near a Jerusalem Light Rail station in the northern part of the city.
The White House Must Respond to Netanyahu’s Important New Proposal
I was in the House gallery when Israel’s Prime Minister delivered a logical and compelling critique of the deal now on the table regarding Iran’s ambitions to obtain nuclear weapons.