‘Honor’ Killings: A New Kind of American Tragedy
A new kind of American tragedy is taking place in a Brooklyn Federal Courthouse.
Next Goal for ISIS – Jordan. And Then?
Israel is going to face a tough choice if and when ISIS tries to take over Jordan. And the countdown has begun.
ISIS One Step Closer to Israel as Jihadist Threat Looms
As the radical Islamist jihadist group the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) wages war throughout Iraq and Syria, Israel is keeping a close eye on ISIS activities in the region.
British Jihadists and the UK Surveillance State
A recent spike in the number of British jihadists fighting with Sunni militant groups in Syria and Iraq is fuelling a heated debate over how much government surveillance is necessary to keep the United Kingdom safe from domestic terrorism.
Turkey’s High-Risk Power Play
Like Iran Erdogan aims to destroy the global order and replace it with an Islamic empire.
Guarding American Interests in the Sunni-Shiite War
The rapid (although not unpredicted) entry of radical Sunni jihadists into Mosul, Tikrit and other largely Sunni areas of Iraq, and their movement toward Baghdad, has prompted cries from left, right and center about the failure of U.S. policies in the region.
Islam: Is Integration Working? Part III of III
The “Muslim patrols” that try to take over a borough of London and impose Shari’a law on non-Muslims give Westerners the sense that we are not wanted in our own country.
Radical Islam Miscalculates Israel’s Patience
Finally, it appears Israel has recognized that she has the same rights as the United States of America and other sovereign nations around the world to protect and defend her citizens and her real estate from acts of aggression, terrorism and other criminal offenses.
IAF Strikes Syria, Direct Hits Confirmed
The Israeli Air Force conducted retaliatory strikes on Syrian outposts near the Golan Heights overnight Sunday after a 15-year-old Israeli citizen was killed and two others wounded in an attack which took place earlier in the day.
Islam: Is Integration Working? Part II of III
Some motives of the members of the British Law Society might stem from a desire to appease the Muslim community, rather than insisting on the basic democratic dictum that the law is indifferent to wealth, poverty, skin color, political belief or religious allegiance.