Land Day, The Mirror Reflecting the Failed Mirage of ‘Palestine’
The demonstrations and protests that take place on March 30 in Israel are the cover up for the dismal failure of those who call themselves “Palestinians” to form a collective national entity.
Israel’s Advantages
Brussels International Airport remains closed a week after the attack, with pictures of extensive damage, and officials warning that the facility may remain closed “for months.”
Israel, Playing the Role of ‘Mad Dog’
In an increasingly chaotic Middle East, Israel may sometime best deter its foes by feigning irrationality.
War, and Madness
The cold numbers are the first thing that hit you.
Ethnicity
A recent visit with a young Japanese friend, a paratrooper in the IDF, provided an insight into the nature of Israel and other places.
Nasrallah’s “Speech of the Year”
Read it carefully. He represents the threatening regional power – Iran — and is the geographically closest significant threat to Israel, with operative cells all over the world capable of terror attacks against a long list of possible targets.
Europe
Once again a high profile Islamic attack raises some crucial questions about Europe.
End of Times for ISIS
Islamic State (ISIS) fighters are in retreat after beleaguered Syrian forces succeeded in rousting them from from Palmyra Sunday.
Jews and Others
The news on Saturday night and Sunday was of a suicide bombing in Istanbul, with three Israeli tourists among the dead.
Turkey’s Erdoğan Gambles and Loses
Australian title is “Erdoğan’s despotic slide in Turkey is bad news for Europe”