Tag: North Korea

Official tell CNN North Korea has capacity to reach American soil. U.S. bases in S. Korea in danger.

Inspections of Iranian nuclear sites won't uncover possible nuclear activity in North Korea, or even China.

As Iran becomes the North Korea of the Middle East, Nasrallah doesn't understand where all his friends went.

More than 300 theaters throughout the US have already placed orders to get the film.

For the first time, the UN Security Council has placed North Korea's human rights record on the agenda for discussion.

The plot thickens as North Korea's Internet apparently goes offline, and Anonymous hackers enter the Sony cyber saga.

The UN General Assembly approves resolution to refer N. Korea to the Intl Criminal Court at The Hague.

The U.S. government has definitely linked North Korea to the cyber terror siege of Sony Pictures.

The New York premier of Sony's new film, "The Interview" has been scrapped due to a terror threat.

The hackers wanted to punish the billionaire who loves Israel and hates a nuclear Iran that wants to destroy it.

The IDF doesn’t discuss it but is not ignoring possible terror tunneling in the north.

Wouldn't a direct wire transfer from the White House to Pyongyang have saved on the wire transfer fees?

North Korea is planning to indict two American tourists being held on arbitrary charges for unspecified crimes.

Denmark's Danske Bank is boycotting Israeli banks, but had no problem with servicing a North Korean missile companies trading with Iran. What does that tell you?

The basketball exhibition of NBA stars, which Dennis Rodman is preparing for the birthday celebration of North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un, is "an undeserved gift to a murderous tyrant," Rabbi Cooper of the Simon Wiesenthal Center said.

The US talks with Iran about easing sanctions, but an Israeli activist lawyer says Obama overlooks the fact that Tehran owes American terror victims billions of dollars.

Bibi dared to mention the NY Times' own shoddy record of believing dictators on the threshold of nuclear weapons capability.

One reason six million Jews were butchered, starved and gassed was the sound of silence of media and governments who knew the truth. A North Korean prison survivor fears history is repeating itself.

Kim Jong-Un handed out translations of the Hitler's manifesto to officials for his birthday, in January.

But not to worry – the State Department has issued indefinite waivers on taking any action against Uzbekistan and Saudi Arabia.

In the face of seemingly irrational threats from North Korea, at least one American conclusion should be obvious and prompt: Nuclear strategy is a "game" that sane world leaders must play, whether they like it, or not. President Obama can choose to play this complex game purposefully or inattentively. But, one way or another, he will have to play.

Too many times, the world has learned the hard way by 'turning the other cheek' while dictators terrorized both their own people and other nations.

Disarmed despots are soon-to-be-dead despots. It is a lesson the North Koreans have taken on board with understandable eagerness.

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

Nukes aren’t something you wave around like a drunk brandishing a knife.

When Mein Kampf was published, many people thought it was just words. They were wrong.

North Korea's repeated willingness to ignore the demands of the international community to desist from testing nuclear weapons testing can only send the worst signals to Iran, which is that the U.N. will have meetings and denounce actions, but will not prevent further tests.

If the Mullahs can simply buy a usable and tested bomb design from North Korea, they could transform their status into a nuclear weapons state overnight.

The US State Department labeled Israel provocative yesterday along with North Korea and Turkey. No word yet on the Palestinians.

Missile tests popping up all over Asia should be seen in this light. Everyone’s arming up, starting with Russia