Archives for September 2013

Reflections on the Oslo Accords and the Yom Kippur War.

A bad start to the academic year.

The ideological Catch-22 that cripples Obama’s calculations on Syria.

What Iranian leaders are contemplating as Hassan Rouhani heads to the U.N.

A controversy in Florida illuminates the question that must not be asked.

The choice that awaits Ben Bernanke’s heir apparent.

The common thread between the latest mass killings and homeland security incidents.

Remember when President Bush said Saddam sent Iraq’s chemical weapons into Syria?

When there’s a problem at the ballot box, the Islamic world turns to jihad.

The surest way to harm low-wage and minority workers.

Gun-control advocates waste no time twisting the Navy Yard shooting.

The ruling elite resort to gutter politics to ensure they remain above the law.

A source of derision and amusement in domestic as well as foreign circles.

The intolerance of multiculturalism in action.

The imperative of U.S. strength on the global stage.

CNN’s questionable coverage of the Syria crisis.

Time to focus on the head of the snake.

The human rights record of Israel’s “peace partners.”

The university takes action.

The trigger that pushed the Turkish PM to speed up the resurrection of the Islamist empire.

Major U.S. newspapers celebrate a supporter of repressive communist regimes.

How the enemies of the West plan to bring back the Mahdi.

Why the source of the region’s misery can be found in the Koran.

The truth about the Arab Spring is that it never existed.

A diplomatic victory?