Iron Dome: Israel Ends the Long Battlefield Reign of the Missile
Iron Dome intercepted over 1,000 rockets aimed at Israel with a success rate of over 90% in 2014
Steven Sotloff was an Israeli Citizen — and a Symbol of Civilization
In his travels as a journalist in the Islamic world, Sotloff never referred to his Jewishness.
Obama’s Campaign Against Israel
Obama is transparent, if you read his oracular signs with the right key.
Strategic Coalition Forming: Russia Supplying Iraq
Another nation – probably Iran, possibly Russia and/or Syria – is entering the fight in Iraq in a new and fully committed way.
ISIS in Iraq: the Pause IS the Assault on Baghdad
ISIS has no intention of “marching on” Baghdad. The Sunni affiliates of ISIS are going to disrupt life there.
Team Obama: ‘Too Politically Sensitive’ to Evacuate US Personnel in Iraq
There is now NO possible explanation for not evacuating at least non-essential personnel from the U.S. embassy and consulates in Iraq.
Guerrilla-Terrorists ISIS Seize Mosul, Iraq: Territorial Strategy
ISIS is executing, slowly but surely, a pincer move on Baghdad.
Why are We Surprised that Iran is Exporting Weapons to Iraq?
The ISIS guerrillas are a problem for Iran. It arose because of the Arab Spring and the Syrian civil war.
In the U.S. Capitol: Darkness Rather than Light
It would be so catastrophic to not increase the debt ceiling that Senators must have the option of avoiding the people’s scrutiny.
Nouveau Sheesh: Obamas Preen for Hollande
Could the Obamas be any more “let ‘em eat cake”?
The Obama Administration’s Attack on the US Financial System
The Obama administration wants to take over the short-term financial services industry.
J.E. Dyer Videos: Iran and the Reagan Strategy
The topics are “The Reagan Strategy,” and the “Iran Time Bomb.”
NIMBYs, Hostages, and the European Wind Wars
Nobody wants a wind turbine in his back yard.
Russian Navy’s First Port Visit to Egypt in 21 Years
Monday, November 11, Russia’s Slava-class missile cruiser Varyag pulled into Alexandria for the Russian navy’s first port visit in Egypt since 1992.
Yet Another Reminder: Iran Still Closing in on Bomb
Iran could produce enough high-enriched uranium (HEU) for a first nuclear warhead in as little as two weeks.
A House Divided: the GOP Dialogue Continues
We are in uncharted territory today. The answers for the GOP going forward may not be found in the events of the past.
Brown Signs Bill to Overpopulate Planet
Each and every permutation of artificial “fertility” will wind up in court at some point.
GOP: Polls and the Hinge Points of History
There may no longer be a unifying “center” to hold the GOP together.
On the Job but Not Getting Paid?
As happy as I am to see the EPA and other agencies off the job, I’m concerned about morale among the hard-working law enforcement and essential-services folks.
You Say Thermopylae, I say Alamo
Was Cruz’s Stand an “Alamo” moment?
Why Ted Cruz Speaks for Me
He gets that we can’t just sit still, paralyzed by bad press and Democratic talking points.
Obama’s Cuban Missile Crisis
Obama’s supporters in the media (and no doubt in Hollywood, politics, and the academy) see a light at the end of this tunnel...
Rock, Hard Place, Syria
We're asking U.S. troops to go into Syria without an overwhelming advantage, and without minimizing our risks.
The Perils of Barack
We don’t know what their thinking is on the choice between evils: the evil of intervening or the evil of failing to after defining a red line.
Obama on Syria: Low-Quality ‘Jaw-Jaw’
I’m skeptical that we have any intention of taking action against Syria – even punitive action, with no view to an outcome or end-state.
Liberty 101: The Principle of Establishment
Liberty always – always – has to be deliberately established and hedged about with protections.
Egypt: This Is Big
The Muslim Brotherhood is willing to keep chaos and misery going for as long as necessary to topple the military’s interim government.
Double Standards on Facebook
Ms. Blum worked through the wickets Facebook set up for restoring her account to its good graces, but was unable to determine what, exactly, had violated its standards.
‘Moderate’ Rouhani Misled West, Sneaked in Centrifuges?
The reactor is to be brought online in 2014, according to Iran’s projection.
US, Setting Example For Israel, Releases Taliban Terrorists
The Gitmo Five were released without a prisoner exchange.
