Israel’s First Move with the Trump Administration
And once that it accomplished, the US and Israel can work together to deal with Iran’s nuclear program.
Minimize Middle East Mistakes
A simple policy of protecting Americans and their allies offers great opportunities to fix a legacy of ruinous bipartisan mistakes.
Understanding Trump: Part 3 – What Trump Wants
They say Trump is unique, that what he is doing in American politics has never been done before.
Shari’a Law Meets the Internet
Shari’a councils should not have the right effectively to deny women rights they hold as British citizens under British law.
The End of Liberalism as We Know It
The election has revealed how split America is, between its urban population and rural Middle America, two groups with diametrically opposed ways of life.
Haaretz Editorial Blasts ‘Machiavellian’ Jared Kusher
US President-elect Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, was the “man behind the curtain, pulling the strings,” and responsible for Trump’s victory, according to an editorial in Haaretz last week.
Michael Flynn and What He Means for Trump’s Foreign Policy
With Mattis and Flynn at his side, Trump intends to bring down the Iranian regime as a first step toward securing an unconditional victory in the war against radical Islam.
Trump Assembles a War Cabinet to Meet Foreign Threats
“America First” has to be more than a campaign slogan; it has to be a requirement for U.S. foreign policy and applying for a federal job.
The Present and Future with Donald Trump
Donald Trump is sending mixed messages, some of them more troubling than others.
Keith Ellison: The Wrong Man at the Wrong Time
Keith Ellison’s appointment as head of the DNC would be a self-inflicted wound on the Democratic Party at this critical time in its history.