Iranian Deal Expected to Be A Close Call in Senate
Both chambers are expected to reject the Iran nuclear deal, however a recent analysis shows it will be a close call as to whether a veto will hold or not.
Terrorist Boards French Train Armed With Automatic Rifle, Overpowered by Off-Duty US Soldiers
Three people injured when a man opened fire with automatic weapon on train travelling from Amsterdam to Paris on Friday at six pm local time.
Declassified Nixon-era Documents Show US Eager to Curb Israeli Nuclear Ambitions
Recently declassified documents from the Nixon era show the US was anxious about Israel’s nuclear program.
340 US Rabbis Antagonistic to Israel Sign Document Supporting Iran Deal
340 American rabbis, most of whom are associated with organizations critical to Israel, recently signed a declaration supporting the nuclear deal between Iran and the P5+1, the passing of which Israel strongly opposes.
Enriching Iran
By empowering Iran as the key party to its own nuclear constraining, the United States is paving Iran’s path to regional hegemony.
Looking Ahead at Middle East “Peace”
The U.S. has provided approximately $5 billion to the Palestinians in bilateral aid since the mid-1990s and about $540 million this year.
Turkey’s Multiple Wars
At home, the AKP is fighting tens of millions of secular Turks, atheists, Kurds, Alevis, the PKK, the DHKP-C and the clandestine network of Gülenists.
Jews Against Jews
Jews who viciously condemn the Jews—the phenomenon has, lamentably, been with us for hundreds of years.
Islamophobia: Fact or Fiction?
Edward Said leaves us with the impression that all prejudice is only on the part of the West.
The President Should Stop Questioning the Motivations of Opponents of the Iran Deal
President Obama should be seeking to elevate the tone of the national discussion.