Ex-Presidents and the Jews: Carter vs. Hoover
Ex-presidents seldom take an interest in Jewish affairs, with two notable exceptions.
Yemen, Iraq, Syria, and Kobani
Pentagon spokesman Adm. John Kirby told reporters he understood that U.S. air power wouldn’t save Kobani, but there is a “larger strategy” in place.
The Defender of the Beheaders
Whatever the post-colonialists might claim, the truth is that all Jihad offshoots, from Boko Haram to the Taliban, operate with the same degree of barbarity, with or without Americans or Zionists.
America Praises, Supports Terrorist Government
The post-Gaza war period has seen some disturbing statements and actions by the United States political leadership that call into serious question its reliability.
Analysis: Misunderstanding Palestine
Oddly enough, especially as he quite willingly combats ISIS/IS Jihadist forces in Syria and Iraq, U.S. President Barack Obama still subscribes to the contrived Palestinian narrative of a “Two-State Solution.”
Dead Bodies of IDF Soldiers Being Held for Ransom by Hamas
A senior Hamas official stated that the terror group is on the brink of kick-starting negotiations over the return of the remains of two IDF soldiers killed during the summer war in Gaza.
How Turkey Went Bad
Only twelve years ago, the Republic of Turkey was correctly seen as a stalwart NATO ally, the model of a pro-Western Muslim state, and a bridge between Europe and the Middle East.
When Israel Fought North Korea
Kim Jong Un has not been seen in public for more than a month.
Kerry, World Leaders Seeking Billions of Dollars to Rebuild Gaza
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Cairo on Sunday ahead of meeting with international officials as part of a conference to discuss the rebuilding of Gaza.
The Muslim Brotherhood, ISIS and American PR Firms
The Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) requires any American acting as agents of foreign principals in a political or quasi-political capacity to make public disclosures of their relationship with the foreign principal