Why the Benghazi Affair is Still so Important

The Obama Administration has turned to Islamists in the belief that they are best suited to guard US interests in the Middle East.

The US-Israel Win-Win Relationship

Israeli technologies, shared with the U.S. industry, have enhanced the U.S. employment, research & development and exports.

Obama’s Vision: Government Itself as the American Ideal

Obama wants Americans to believe that government is only the sum total of their efforts together. But that is nonsense.

Re-Elected WJC President Returning Jews to Eastern Europe

What President Lauder sees as the top assignment for the Jewish people is terrifyingly unique, if you're a student of history.

How the Palestinians Trap Themselves and Drag the West Along

The Palestinian Authority is in a box of its own making. It cannot win militarily against Israel, nor will it engage in serious diplomacy with Israel.

The Collapsing Crescent

When the borders of a state are breached, its existence as a state is undermined.

Israel’s Surprising Economic and Strategic Position

Perhaps if Western states studied its policies rather than endlessly criticized them they might gain from the experience.

Why the ‘Arab Peace Initiative’ is a Scam

In other words, to speak in English in Washington to make the Americans happy is one thing; to do things in practice is something else entirely.

Arabs Must See Harsh Consequences to Prevent More Bloodshed

How my experience working with emotionally disturbed children taught me everything I need to know about the Arab-Israeli conflict.

The Truths About Terrorism They Dare Not Speak

When it comes to terrorism, many quarters of American society act as if race, religion and national background are taboo.

With Syria, at Least Israel Seems Ready

This is the second time reports have surfaced that Israel hit Syria's Scientific Studies and Research Center.

Common Sense on the Syria Mess

Whatever happens, there will be a Muslim Brotherhood regime in Syria and Obama will support it.

Fisher’s Assessment: ‘The State of Israel’s Economy is Very Good’

Though it can boast many achievements, in Fisher's view, 'The state of Israel’s economy is very good, not excellent as it was in recent years.'

Downfall of a Great Newspaper

Israel’s 'most respected newspaper' is a case study in the collapse of modern journalism.

Will Obama Ignore Iran’s Active Nukes Like Syria’s Chemical Weapons?

From Israel's point of view this is the ultimate test case.

Tamerlan Tsarnaev: What’s in a Name?

Killed Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, an ethnic Chechen Muslim, has been identified by the FBI as a “strong believer” in Islam, and...

The True Conflict of the Middle East

A new paper at a Muslim Brotherhood-associated think tank has admitted that Israel is not the primary "threat" to Arab culture fingering Iran instead.

State of Unreadiness

Ghe Iran nuclear problem is not one that can be dealt with via a small, pinpoint strike, in a matter of only minutes on target.

The Motive Cover Up of the Boston Bombings Begins

Why are government officials, politicians, army officers, academics and journalists afraid to point out the truth?

Preventing More Muslim Teenagers from Becoming Terrorists

The works and the moderate individuals exist but they are not given support, even in Western countries, nor do they have the resources to wage the battle.

Islam’s Jew-Hating Hadith in Context

The infamous hadith about the Jew hiding behind a tree is not some apocrophyl canon held in esteem by an unimportant few, but runs parallel to anti-Jewish motifs throughout the Koran.

All We Know for Sure is that Boston Will Rise

It is not obvious that any group or type of person in particular mounted this one, nor can any be ruled out.

Israel: The Natural Gas and Start Up Nation

Straight from the Jerusalem boardroom: Companies around the world invest millions in Israel.

Israel-Palestinian ‘Peace’ Would Destabilize Middle East

Ironically, if Israel and the Palestinian Authority signed a peace agreement, the recruiting and encouragement of extremism in the region would be at far higher levels than it is now.

In Egypt, Pogroms against Christians Have Become Routine

What can the Copts do except resign themselves to continued persecution?

How Revolutions Work: Turkey, America and the Arab World

If a radical movement seizes control of the state and can hold it for a very long time, it can fundamentally transform policies and foreign policy.

Deciphering the Chinese and American Korea Strategy

Slinging force around, with press notices, is not what a strong president does.

Obama Picks up too Late on the Threat from Syrian Rebels

A situation is being set up in which a future Muslim Brotherhood regime in Syria can blackmail the United States.

Egypt’s Crisis Could Be Heading Towards Us

A country of 85 million people and which is heavily armed is burning with anarchy and violence is threatening genocide against a neighbor. Might this be a matter of concern?

Who is an ‘Islamist’ and Why it Matters

Based on the Associated Press's definition, whom exactly can a reporter call an Islamist?

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