A Month of Islam and Multiculturalism in Germany: January 2017
“If we are serious about the fight against Islamism and terrorism, then it must also be a cultural struggle.”
Report: Israel Struck Hezbollah in Syria Overnight; IDF Neither Confirms Nor Denies
IDF jets reportedly struck a weapons shipment in Syria intended for terror group Hezbollah overnight on Tuesday, according to Lebanese media.
Hezbollah Will Try to Capture Israeli Territory in Next Conflict, Warns Senior Analyst
Iran-backed militia Hezbollah will try to cross the Israeli border and will attempt to capture territory inside northern Israel in the next round of fighting between the sides, according to a senior military analyst.
Making Policy in the New Administration
It is tempting to presume that problems called “priorities” can be resolved with just a little more savvy or a little more will.
Netanyahu Asks Trump to Recognize Israeli Sovereignty in Golan
Netanyahu told reporters at a Blair House briefing after the meeting with Trump that the president had not seemed surprised or fazed by the request.
From the Mosul Frontlines
The neighbourhood of Hay al-Arabi in eastern Mosul city has the appearance of a place recently visited by apocalypse.
Germany’s Migrant Rape Crisis: January 2017
Tolerating a “rape culture” to sustain a politically correct stance on mass migration.
President Trump’s First Month
The man is riling things domestically and internationally, by changing, or trying to change some rules or widely accepted ways of doing things.
Beautiful Friendship
Less than a week after he was inaugurated into office, President Donald Trump announced that he had repaired the US’s fractured ties with Israel.
The Evolving Threat of Jihad in the West
One of the most important stories related to the September 11 attacks was the one that was deliberately left largely untold.