Keep Your Eyes on Iran. Syria. Iran in Syria
It’s an irony that as Russia celebrated Victory Day, 73 years since the Allied victory of the tyranny of the Nazis, President Putin hosted Prime Minister Netanyahu as an honored guest.
Trump’s ‘Madness’ May be Doing the Trick
An American success vis-à-vis North Korea will weaken Iran’s bargaining position, which in turn will affect Trump’s Israeli-Palestinian peace plan. There is a difference between a plan presented by an inarticulate and rejected US president and a peace plan presented by a president who has scored significant achievements in the international arena.
End of Days Expert on Iran: ‘Things Are About to Get Biblical!’
‘The conflict with Iran isn’t like a normal political crisis,’ says Rabbi Pinchas Winston. ‘This is a Biblically based, prophetic crisis.’
North and South Korea Meet, Officially Ending Korean War
In a dramatic watershed moment, Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, walked across the border on Friday to meet with South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in.
NATO’s Turkey Challenge
In an inarticulate but important statement, then-National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster said in a December 2017 closed-door session that the Islamist threat has been “myopically” treated in the past: “We didn’t pay enough attention how [Islamist ideology] is being advanced through charities, madrassas and other social organizations.”
Donald Trump and the Cry of the Crowd
At that point we could finally understand why Kierkegaard is still our most timely mentor: “The crowd is untruth.”
Twin Perils for Israel: Iranian Nuclear Weapons and “Palestine”
Special to Arutz Sheva by an internationally known expert on nuclear dangers in the Middle East: ‘Such singly unique threats as Iranian nuclear weapons and “Palestine” should also be treated analytically with respect to their foreseeable conjunctions.’
Is A Secret North Korean Base In Syria Producing Chemical Weapons And Ballistic Missiles?
According to a report, North Korea’s underground military base is south of Qardaha, located in the Latakia province.
Punishing Syrian Chemical Weapons Use
The primary goals of American foreign policy are to make our citizens, friends, and allies secure and to make our adversaries think twice. There are moments in history when well-timed, well-placed military action will have the effect of causing fear — and moments that, if allowed to pass by, ensure the opposite.
Altogether Bewildering Challenges
US President Donald Trump, plainly over his depth in strategic matters, could soon be faced with unprecedented challenges to American national security. In this connection, the most expectedly daunting threats will concern some forms or other of nuclear strategy and nuclear war.
