Middle East Archives

Palestinian ‘Unity’ in Action: Israeli Teens Kidnapped

Although Israel has been riveted on the story of the three kidnapped teens, it hasn’t gotten much play in the international media, overshadowed by the events in Iraq and by the FIFA World Cup soccer tournament in Brazil.

Hezbollah and Israel’s Lawyers-in-Chief

At a time when the threats against us quickly change, grow and change again, we need political and military leaders who are courageous, creative and willing to take calculated risks.

Enough Empty Threats: Time to Start Bombing the PA

Since the kidnapping of the three teenage boys in the biblical heartland of Israel, we have been praying for their safe release and we will continue to pray.

ISIS Threatens to Invade Jordan, ‘Slaughter’ King Abdullah

Islamist terrorists in Iraq and Syria have begun creeping toward neighboring countries, sources close to the Islamic fundamentalists revealed this week.

Salafi-Jihadists: “A Persistent Threat” to Europe and America

The threat to Europe and the United States from Islamic terrorism is serious and growing, and new attacks with unexpected targets and timings are increasingly likely, according to two new reports that provide insights and predictions about the threats posed by al-Qaeda and other Salafi-jihadist groups.

Settler Leader Offers Daring Alternative Peace Proposal

Former Yesha Council leader Dani Dayan has come up with an alternative proposal in response to the failure of the US-brokered peace initiative.

Palestinian Soccer Player Arrested for Hamas Terror Ties

A Palestinian soccer player who met with a Hamas terrorist in Qatar this year was arrested by the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet).

The Baha’is in Iran

Anyone who takes an interest in human rights issues in Iran — and there are many who do — probably knows about the Baha’is. They are a small religious minority (perhaps as many as 300,000), but nonetheless the largest in the country.