Tag: U.S. foreign policy

Obama's State of the Union address touted an American return to world leadership, but concealed the failure of Obama's policies, especially in the Middle East.

Palestinian Arab terrorism is subsidized and rewarded by money from Western sources.

To advance our objectives in the War on Terror there was and will be nothing to justify the extra-judicial, standoff-distance execution of a US citizen.

When will American politicians and military leaders eventually realize that training foreign soldiers does not allies make them?

In Tunesia, where non-Islamists are actually the majority, the elimination of Choukri Belaid wasn't just a crime, but a political strategy.

The timing of Obama's announcement, that he is davka now accepting the long-standing invitation to visit Israel is worse than rude.

Now that the U.S. is closer to energy independence, importing less oil now than at any time since 1987, the Saudis do not have anywhere near the leverage that they had in 1973.

While such a visit would resolve previous criticism that Obama never visited Israel as president, it is a mistake, especially given the timing, for a number of reasons.

The Emergency Committee for Israel released a new web ad highlighting Chuch Hagel's confused response about U.S. policy on Iran.

What are brave United States lawmakers to make of AIPAC’s surrender?

Hagel's brain is the mass market version of Kerry's and Kerry's is the collector's edition of Obama.

Former US Ambassador to the UN John Bolton spoke with the Washington Times about US foreign policy.

What a launch for Kerry, whose mental vapidity promises to make Hillary Clinton actually look good in retrospect.

What we are witnessing is the Obama administration actively interfering in European politics to advance European centralization.

John Kerry’s name today would have been John Kohn, or maybe Yonatan Kohn, if his great-grandfather had not converted to Catholicism, and assuming his parents would have survived the Holocaust.

The pseudo-realists in charge of western foreign policy today confuse what other countries should be doing with what they are actually doing.

Kerry subscribes--as is so fashionable today in the Obama Administration and academia--to the abusive relationship approach to foreign policy.

In Washington there are deep differences of opinion as to how to address the growing jihadi influence in Africa.

Odd that CUFI is out there swinging and the American Israel Public Affairs Committee is silent.

Morsi, who all but expressly said Jews control the Western media, would find a comforting embrace in the anti-Semitism of some Westerners.

Our military has to become less American and more European, less imperial and more multilateral.

Middle East expert Daniel Pipes appeared on the 'Cross Talk' program to argue that the West should use its influence to oppose Islamism instead of supporting it.

It makes a difference that we have people in government who can show why and what happened in Benghazi, in Cairo and across the region.

When terrorists represent populations that enthusiastically support their attacks, responsibility for ensuing counter-terrorist harm must lie with the criminals.

Daniel Pipes: I predicted that 'Israel's troubles will really begin' should Obama win a second term. These have begun; Jerusalem, brace for a rough four years.

The US government will provide arms, money, and diplomatic support to a regime whose ruling forces openly evince hysterical antisemitism and call for genocide against Israel.

An organization that can seize about 1,000 hostages in the middle of Algeria, a country whose regime has been so tough on radical Islamists, is not dead.

As predicted here, Mori's anti-Israel rants will have no affect on U.S. policy of aiding Egypt's transition to an Islamist democracy-dictatorship.

If Schumer buys Hagel's transformation so will a majority of senators.

The media would rather spend its time lamenting Israel's fall to the far right by covering the rise of a party that says the twenty year old peace process has failed.