Depressing Conclusions to be Drawn From the Sad Story of the Kurds
The Kurdish people have an inalienable right to their own national homeland just as other nations do.
Trump Did the Right Thing By Walking Away From UNESCO – For Now
The move will send a strong message to the Palestinians that statehood cannot be achieved on the basis of UN resolutions alone.
Justice Needed For American Victims of Palestinian Terrorism
This week marks the 14th anniversary of the bombing of a convoy in Gaza that killed three Americans.
American Jewry’s Necessary Moral Reckoning
The main source of American Jewish antagonism toward Israel is divergent views on the Palestinians.
East & West Palestine, or Hamastan vs. Fatahland
First, that East and West Palestine won’t survive long if born, and second, that the territorial integrity of the Land of Israel will.
The Fall of Kirkuk: An IRGC Production
It is a black day for the Kurds, from every point of view. The fall of Kirkuk confirms the extent to which Iraq today is an Iranian-controlled satrapy.
A Month of Islam and Multiculturalism in Britain: September 2017
Online jihadist propaganda attracts more clicks in Britain than in any other European country and the main internet companies are failing to curb it, according to Policy Exchange, a think tank.
Trump’s America: Anti-Intellectual and Proud of It
Americans are dissatisfied, impatient with intellectual endeavors and blaming the government for woes, refusing to examine their own individual shortcomings.
The Turkish Love-Hate Relationship with America
Turks often expose degrees of confusion when asked about their foreign policy preferences.
The Opportunities and Risks of Trump’s Iran Initiative
By placing the nuclear deal in the context of Iran’s hostility and aggression, Trump made it self-evident that no US interest is served in continuing to give Iran a free pass.