A Conversation with John Bolton
If Israel has a case to make, the Trump White House is willing to listen.
Taking an Axe to ‘Peace Processing’
If “peace” is a bridge too far, a long-term stabilization process is not out of reach based on President Trump’s new foundations for American policy.
Thoughts on US Aid Cuts to Palestinians
The US under President Donald Trump is cutting aid to Palestinians, the full results of those cuts are not clear.
Rabbi: “UN is Replacement Theology on Steroids”
The United Nations has played a leading role in rewriting history as part of its anti-Israel agenda. A recent editorial in Christian media compared this to replacement theology and one rabbi agreed, noting that pro-Palestinian forces have taken this hated doctrine further than the Church ever had.
How Trump Can Reallocate the $200 Million Slashed Off Palestinian Aid
And a new king rose to power, and his name was Trump.
A Month of Multiculturalism in Britain: July 2018
Not a single Christian was among the 1,112 Syrian refugees resettled in Britain in the first three months of 2018.
The TIPH of the Iceberg: Foreign Occupation of Israel
Time to fight back, before it’s too late. Say no to foreign occupation in the Land of Israel!
Hamas-Israel Ceasefire Talks Show Peace Impossible
The ceasefire negotiations between Israel and the Hamas terror group’s regime in Gaza point to a central truth about the nature of the Palestinian conflict with Israel.
Why “Palestine” Would be a Dangerous Fiction
At the “bottom line,” this effectively unassailable conclusion does not suggest or imply any future Israeli surrenders or capitulation to “Palestine,” but only that Jerusalem fashion its own indispensable security policies at preeminently pragmatic rather than wishfully jurisprudential levels.
Being Pro-Muslim in a Complicated World
Ultimately, people who hate, hate. Denigrating Muslims, just as denigrating Jews or any other race or religion, unhelpfully restricts the public from seeing with clear eyes the many causes leading to jihadist terrorism.
