Archives for 2013

A Foreign Policy that fails to factor the foreign.

For Christian victims, the outlook is particularly bleak.

Now it’s personal.

Could Israel’s most devastating conflict happen again?

What is a great world power without the fortitude to back up its position?

What does it mean when Israel’s “peace partner” honors a collaborator in the Final Solution?

Talks yield another wave of terror.

Sandinista literacy program admired by NYC’s mayoral candidate was a Soviet creation.

Yet another parent raises a pint-sized Thought Police commissar.

Phyllis Chesler’s new memoir tells the harrowing tale of how her search for rebellion ended in Islamic captivity.

Hundreds of millions to be wasted on the discredited theory that poverty causes terrorism.

How the shocking practices in Sharia schools have Brits rethinking tolerance of Islamic attire.

Will it drive anemic support for the law even further into the ground?

Where the U.S. went wrong.

How the desire to appease, rather than confront, leads to the romanticization of evil men.

An Israeli-American who sacrificed his life — and became a symbol of the West’s struggle against barbarity.

And how the strategies are still in play today.

When the victim casts itself as the oppressor …

Promoting a biased, re-branded image of a murderous regime.

The credit of the United States hangs by a thread.

The most Christian Hollywood production since Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of the Christ.”

Controversy over an instructor’s remarks at the University of Toronto reveals the intellectual bankruptcy of academia.

An administration’s shameless betrayal of Egyptian Copts.

The world’s last chance to stop a nuclear-armed Islamic Republic.

The movement that was born in Tunisia, dies in Tunisia.