How Obama’s Muslim Childhood Became a Taboo Topic June 23, 2023 by Daniel Pipes 50 Comments Reflections on when a gigantic biographical inconvenience was successfully hidden and denied.
Review: Rick Richman’s “Racing Against History” March 2, 2018 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment The 1940 campaign for a Jewish army to fight Hitler – and its relevance to today.
UCLA’s Embarrassment: Prof. Abou El Fadl January 6, 2015 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment When scholarly deficiency and intellectual dishonesty preclude a constructive debate.
Viscount Samuel, Meet Secretary Hagel April 25, 2013 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment Chuck Hagel’s conspicuous about-face on Israel.
‘A Stew of Anti-Muslim Bile and Conspiracy-Laden Forecasts’ March 5, 2013 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment Shame on the New York Times for smearing Lars Hedegaard after his narrow escape from an Islamic assassin.
Philadelphia’s Burqa Crisis February 21, 2013 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment The more full-body coverings around, the more likely they will facilitate criminal activity.
A Palestinian in Texas November 1, 2012 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment The lurid tale of Riad Elsolh Hamad.
CAIR Can Expel You ‘For Any Reason’ September 30, 2012 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment A totalitarian movement lets its mask slip.
South Sudan, Israel’s New Ally January 2, 2012 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment A long time in the making.
Ambitious Turkey April 17, 2011 by Daniel Pipes 1 Comment Aspiring to reshape Muslim countries in its Islamist image.
Four Middle Eastern Upheavals March 29, 2011 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment On all fronts, Islamists have an opportunity to expand their power.
Islam and Democracy – Much Hard Work Needed February 6, 2011 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment Can the Muslim world overcome its anti-democratic Islamist movement?
Turmoil in Tunisia January 19, 2011 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment Could the recent Tunisian coup embolden the Arab Islamist movement throughout the region?
Is Saudi Arabia Opening Up? January 6, 2011 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment One of the most retrograde countries on earth has made surprising — but reluctant — progress in recent years.
Pouring Cold Water on WikiLeaks December 16, 2010 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment Are the Saudis manipulating the U.S. through diplomacy?
Oklahoma Says No to Sharia November 18, 2010 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment But the Islamists won’t go quietly.
Germany’s Freiheit Party Joins the Fray November 2, 2010 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment A new German political party seeks to resist Islamization and support Israel.
Israel and Congressional Democrats October 21, 2010 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment The two U.S. parties grow further apart.
Age of the Facebook Fatwah October 5, 2010 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment How powerful is the Internet in aiding Islamist death threats?
When Israel Stood Up to Washington April 5, 2010 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment Thirty years ago, in contrast to Netanyahu’s repeated apologies, Menachem Begin adopted quite a different approach.
CAIR Attacks the Foreign Policy Research Institute March 15, 2010 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment The infamous Muslim “civil-rights” group is up to its usual assault on the discussion of Islam.
Security Theater Now Playing at Your Airport – by Daniel Pipes January 4, 2010 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment Is America willing to embrace the strategies necessary to stop terrorism?
What the Near-Tragedy in Detroit Revealed – by Daniel Pipes December 27, 2009 by Daniel Pipes Leave a Comment Will America now open its eyes to the sad state of counterterrorism eight years after 9/11?