Why the Iran Nuclear Deal is a Hard Sell
Obama administration is having a hard time persuading a skeptical public that these negotiations are going to tame the Tehran regime.
Divine Connection between the Fall of Syria, the Messiah and the End of Days
Daily headlines are increasingly pointing to the notion that the President of Syria is losing his grip on Syria. Is this a sign that the End of Days are approaching?
Following Attack, Israeli Druze Call on Israel, US to Protect Syria’s Druze Community
Following a brutal attack on a Druze village in Syria last week, members of the Druze community living in Israel protested to demand Israel act to protect their brethren.
A Naughty MK
This note is not about the great stuff circulating around Israel.
The Upside-Down World of University Human Rights
For the sake of students living in totalitarian state across the globe, we in the liberal democracies are obliged to take advantage of our freedom to debate.
Turkey: Muslim Brothers’ Protector
What an irony that the Muslim Brotherhood seeks the help of Christians to stop the executions of their leaders.
As ISIS Brutalizes Women, a Pathetic Feminist Silence
Oh, how the feminist movement has lost its way.
Core Synergies in Israels Strategic Planning when the Adversarial Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Parts
For the most part, the concept of synergy is already familiar to capable scientists and scholars.
Spain in the Eye of the Storm of Jihad
The Islamists are especially interested in converts who have not yet taken on Muslim names and whose official IDs still have their Christian names.
Turkey’s Unimportant Election
The New York Times deems it “crucial” and the London Daily Telegraph “pivotal.”