IAF Shoots Down Drone Infiltrating from Syria
The Israeli Air Force shot down a drone that was attempting to infiltrate Israeli airspace from Syria on Sunday afternoon.
First Ever Summer Seminar for Arab Israeli Christians
“Today marks a milestone in the relationship of Christians and Jews in Israel.”
Basting Turkey’s New Prime Minister
As Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ascends today to the presidency of Turkey, his hand-picked successor, Ahmet Davutoğlu, simultaneously assumes Erdoğan’s old job of prime minister.
An Ill-Judged Ostrich Policy
Given the essentially political nature of its decisions, Israel’s Supreme Court should be made up of justices from across the political spectrum.
Austria: Springboard for Global Jihad
Austria figures prominently in a map produced by the IS that outlines the group’s five-year plan for expanding its caliphate into Europe, and has emerged as a central hub for jihadists seeking to fight in Syria.
Fighting Terror for Dummies
War has been known to bring out the best and worst in man.
Understanding the Israeli-Egyptian-Saudi Alliance
The partnership that has emerged in this war between Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia is a direct consequence of Obama’s abandonment of the US’s traditional allies.
Israeli Arabs in Search of Identity
The Balad Party – inherently – cannot identify with the Jewish State, despite its having members sitting in the Knesset.
Old-Fashioned Anti-Semitism for Progressive Thinkers
There is one community in the world, which according to the British newspaper the Independent, can be reasonably called a child murdering community.
The Beheading of James Foley and Other Unintended Consequences
Both the president and Mr. Kerry took pains to sever ISIS from the religion of Islam. But ISIS speaks precisely in Islamic terms and holds itself out to be authentic Islam.