Archives for September 2011

The saints of social justice issue dire warnings against supporting the Jews.

Israel might be the first victim — but not the last.

Analyzing the role of naïve assumptions in recent American foreign policy.

Frontrunner receives most attacks, boos.

Big Labor’s consigliere now wields the force of the U.S. government.

Columbia student Jacob Snider successfully mobilizes a group of courageous voices against the Iranian despot.

Explaining the perception that President Obama is uncommitted to protecting Israel’s welfare.

Nationalization of disaster control has consequences.

The Freedom Center’s new pamphlet documents how the Palestinians and their allies attack Israel’s right to exist by erasing its past.

There’s a reason more than a dozen courts have looked at Troy Davis’ case and refused to overturn his death sentence.

Anti-Israel foot soldiers object to freedom of the press on campus.

The world’s worst anti-Semites and human rights abusers have their say.

Greece seeks to socialize the losses of socialism.

The anti-Israel crowd’s “one-two punch” at the UN.

Where the consolidation of a Palestinian entity must really take place.

Demonstrators gather in New York City to oppose a United Nations travesty.

Hostages caught between Ahmadinejad and his rivals.

American Mideast policy lies in shambles.

A real life Bond villain plots to overthrow another government.

Still no accountability for Arab terror and intransigence.

Why the Egyptian-Israel peace treaty is over.

An underestimated — but deadly — enclave.

The first step toward driving the Jews into the sea.

Turkish warships shadow disputed American drilling operation in Greek Cypriot waters.

Obama takes credit for leadership in Libya and sponsors of Islamic radicalism given anti-terror leadership roles.