World News & Opinion
More “peace solutions”: Egyptian Copts pay the price
By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah | November 1, 2017
The Islamic Bedouin peace process
Trump Will Aid Persecuted Christians in Middle East
By Liberty Counsel | October 30, 2017
Every day, Christians are persecuted and murdered for their faith in the ancient land where Christianity was first born
Balfour Declaration Falsehoods Fuel Jew-Hatred and Israel-Bashing
By David Singer | October 30, 2017
It surely is time to end 100 years of relentlessly hounding 15 million Jews world-wide and falsely and misleadingly lambasting their tiny Jewish State
Balfour’s greatest of gifts
By Caroline Glick | October 29, 2017
The Global Failure of Globalization
By Daniel Greenfield | October 29, 2017
As globalization falls, we can rebuild functional nation states or be swept away with the global flood
The 2030 Great White Wave
By Dr. Brad Lyles | October 27, 2017
Catastrophic consequences for the Democrat brand
Single-payer health care kills
By David Hogberg -- BombThrowers | October 27, 2017
Once again, Britain’s NHS rations on the backs of the sickest patients
The Church of the Virgin Mary and the Martyrs of Margaregs and Abi Sefin has been harassed for years by the state
Balfour Declaration Centenary Shames Arab and UN Deniers
By David Singer | October 24, 2017
Peace cannot occur until the UN demands Arab recognition of the Balfour Declaration. The UN’s continuing refusal to do so is truly shameful
Nikki Haley and Israel's UN Ambassador Danon at the Security Council this week denouncing Iran
Iran’s very good week
By Caroline Glick -- CarolineGlick.com | October 20, 2017
At some point, the Americans may come to their senses and finish off the job
Disappointing the monstrous regime of Iran
By BombThrowers -- Eli David | October 20, 2017
I hope Donald Trump continues to upset them
The latest election of some of the world's worst human rights abusing countries to serve on the Council does not hold out any hope of real reform
The New York Times had no problem with Moscow's strategy in the 1920s, it sees no problem with surrendering to the modernized version today. Ah! Consistency.
America and Israel quit UNESCO over “Palestine” fiasco
By David Singer | October 16, 2017
UNESCO’s foray into the Arab-Jewish conflict has been an unmitigated disaster
“For the UN to elect Qatar, Congo or Pakistan as a world judge on human rights is like a making a pyromaniac into the town fire chief.”
PLO-Hamas referendum could boost Trump peace plans
By David Singer | October 10, 2017
Such a referendum would send a clear signal to President Trump that there could indeed be some possible light at the end of the Gazan terrorist-tunnels
Mad mullahs
Radical leftist Pope Francis ousts anti-communist bishop from key post
By Matthew Vadum -- BombThrowers | October 9, 2017
Rolling out the tired, old “we’re all immigrants” mantra
Ireland honors dead commie Che Guevara
By Matthew Vadum -- BombThrowers | October 8, 2017
The Irish postal service releases a stamp tomorrow commemorating the iconic monster
The Asymmetry of the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
By Barry Shaw | October 5, 2017
It is not about borders or territory. It is about this deep schism between the two sides that has prevented progress for decades
Our good friend Vladimir is at it again
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Wipes Israel Off the Map
By Human Rights Voices | October 4, 2017
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, is currently leading a full-fledged boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) campaign and blackmailing companies doing business with Israel
Catalonia and Its Referendum on Independence from Spain
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | October 3, 2017
Voting in a referendum that has been declared illegal by the central government in Madrid and by the courts was also a bad idea
The Center for Jewish History’s Jewish Problem
By Daniel Greenfield | October 3, 2017
Resistance to anti-Semitism is not just an external struggle, but an internal one within the Jewish people
Trump won’t swallow Erekat’s PLO-Palestine poison pill
By David Singer | October 3, 2017
Trump won’t be swallowing Erekat’s poison pill.
Concessions to Palestinians: choking or inflaming terrorism?
By Yoram Ettinger | October 3, 2017
Will Western policy-makers and peace negotiators finally learn from precedents by repeating, or avoiding, past critical and costly errors?
Israel’s ongoing problems with Hamas
By Barry Shaw | October 2, 2017
Yahya Sinwar is ready to hand over the civil administration of the Gaza Strip to the Palestinian Authority.
Al-Azhar deep state strikes at Egypt’s constitutional free speech
By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah | October 2, 2017
Al- Azhar has never condemned ISIS or any act of Muslim terrorism against Christians in or outside of Egypt.