What If: Fifty Years After the Six-Day War
Israel’s military triumph over three enemy states in June 1967 is the most outstandingly successful war of all recorded history.
Six Days and Fifty Years
As documented in “Six Days of War,” two weeks before the outbreak of the war, UN Secretary General U Thant met with President Nasser in Egypt.
The Limits of Israeli Power
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump bowed to the foreign policy establishment and betrayed his voters.
In the Wake of Trump
President Trump’s recent visit to Israel is now ancient history but that doesn’t stop friends from overseas still reaching out to ask my thoughts.
UK Government to Hold Pro-Terrorism Expo in London?
“There is no solution for the Palestinian problem except through jihad…” — Hamas Charters of 1988 and 2017, Articles 18 and 21.
Will the US Become a Nation of the Idle Young?
At a time of high unemployment and reluctance to work, basic income contingent upon nurturing solidarity is paramount.
Linda Sarsour and the Progressive Zeitgeist
The real problem is that Mohandes was right to invite her. Not only does she share his values, she embodies the zeitgeist of the American Left today.
Trump, Terror – and Jerusalem
The Arabs smiled and fawned over him, but they were not pleased with Trump.
Trump’s Arrival in Jerusalem Amid Fake News and Media Bias
With its long history of wars, invaders, and holy sites belonging to the three monotheistic religions, Jerusalem is no stranger to “fake news.”
The Race for the Ruins
Events taking place in a remote stretch of south east Syrian desert in recent days reveal the current direction of US Middle East strategy.