Defeating Terrorists: From Sri Lanka to Gaza
Let’s leave aside the question of whether a novelist such as Grossman is really in a position to provide the Israeli public with informed military analysis, and look at what a real expert has to say.
Grand Strategy for the Middle East? We Don’t Know
Strolling through Jerusalem’s historic Yemin Moshe quarter on a pleasant August morning, my ears caught a ringing, melodic sound emanating from within the walls of the Old City
Why Israel is Losing the Information War
It doesn’t take a PhD to understand what the game is. And Israelis – even many with PhDs – understand what is happening.
Western Sex Slaves for ISIS: The Twisted Psychology of Jihad Brides
The most barbaric bunch of blood-thirsty misogynists this side of Genghis Khan are yearning for western “brides”
Memorable Visit to the Yazidis Shows Promise of a Modern Middle Eastern Society
The city of Lalish, as many refer to the holy center of the Yazidi faith, is a bit of a misnomer.
The Gaza War: Appearance vs. Reality
Why is Hamas putting its weapons in the middle of homes, schools, hospitals and mosques in the first place?
The Foreign Fighters of ISIS: A Grave Western Threat
Back in 2009, U.S. forces released Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi from an Iraqi prison after four years in captivity.
Why Jordan Doesn’t Want More Palestinians
By mistreating the Palestinians and depriving them of their basic rights, Jordan and other Arab countries are driving them into the open arms of extremists.
“Hating Jews More Than is Absolutely Necessary”
One of the great (late) friendships I developed was with David Bar-Illan, the editor/writer par excellence.
The “Islamic State” Wake-Up Call
The “Islamic State” terrorist group active in Iraq, in Syria, and even in Gaza, has sounded a wake-up call to the West to arise from its slumber.