World News & Opinion
Look Who Will Be Joining the U.N. Human Rights Council
By Anne Bayefsky | September 7, 2017
The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola will join either Afghanistan or Qatar on a body that already features paragons such as Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.
Running out of Options to Stop North Korea
By Joseph A. Klein, CFP United Nations Columnist | September 7, 2017
Crash programs to develop and deploy far more robust missile defense systems in strategic locations and to harden the United States’ electric grid against a possible EMP attack are of immediate priority
We should not be surprised if globalism is unpopular now after modern technology made it so much easier, because it was never discussed, let alone agreed to
Kim Jong Un’s Thermonuclear Joyride
By Claudia Rosett | September 6, 2017
For Kim Jong Un, what a joyride. For President Trump, for Mattis, for South Korea, for Japan, for the entire free world, what a horrifying conundrum to inherit
Norks: We are preparing more ‘gift packages’ for the United States
By Dan Calabrese | September 5, 2017
I fault both the Bush and Obama Administrations for kicking this can down the road
The only ‘Iranian nuclear deal’ that matters is the one it has with North Korea
By Robert Laurie | September 5, 2017
Thank goodness they got some worthless signatures, sent $150 Billion in cash to a terrorist sponsor, and could claim a big win
WHY CHINA IS NOT GOING TO REIGN IN NORTH KOREA
By Robert Steven Ingebo | September 5, 2017
Because of the huge, world-wide economic meltdown that would ensue by cutting off trade with China, this is not a viable option for the U.S
Rights Activists Urge Democracies to Expel Maduro from UNHRC
By UN Watch | September 4, 2017
United Nations and Trump should heed 1989 Balfour Declaration
By David Singer | September 4, 2017
The 1989 Balfour Declaration beckons if the above measures do not break the current stalemate
European dream is my nightmare
By Geert Wilders | September 4, 2017
Ambrosetti conference, Italy, Villa d’Este, September 2, 2017
VIDEO: This is what happens when you drink and drive . . . OK, not exactly drive
By Dan Calabrese | September 4, 2017
If reality is just too much for you, take a nap and dream.
N.Y. POLISH AMERICANS RECALL 1939 GERMAN INVASION OF POLAND AND START OF WWII
By Frank Milewski | September 3, 2017
The strategic case for Kurdistan
By Caroline Glick | September 1, 2017
An independent Kurdistan will destabilize the region. But contrary to their claims, this is a good thing. For the first time since 2009, destabilization will benefit the US and Israel and weaken Iran and Turkey
Egypt: “War on terror” shuts down churches and prayer
By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah | August 30, 2017
Comparing Sisi to former President Morsi and the dreaded Muslim Brotherhood -- blinds Christian Copts to Sisi’s record which is scant improvement
Iran: We don’t think we’ll let any UN inspectors visit our military sites
By Dan Calabrese | August 29, 2017
Trust and don't verify.
Abbas set to defy Trump and Netanyahu at United Nations
By David Singer | August 28, 2017
Israel-bashing can never resolve the 100 years old Jewish-Arab conflict
US anti-Semitism superseded by civic foundations
By Yoram Ettinger | August 27, 2017
They established the 400-year-old foundation (since 1620) for the special affinity of the American people for the Jewish State, and America's high esteem for the Old Testament, which dwarf the significance of supremacists and any other form of anti-I
Anastasia Crickley, The United Nations and Glass Houses
Trump must question Abbas-PLO commitment to peace with Israel
By David Singer | August 22, 2017
Abbas and the PLO could suffer the same fate if they show no genuine commitment to resolving the Jewish-Arab conflict after 50 years of relentless rejectionism
Quo Vadis the Arab Tsunami (a.k.a. “the Arab Spring”)?
By Yoram Ettinger | August 21, 2017
Acquaintance with Middle East "modernization"
EU Leaders Guilty of Criminal Negligence
By Ray DiLorenzo | August 19, 2017
To sit back and watch as their citizens are murdered, raped and robbed from their public coffers is a failure of monumental proportion
UN “Experts” Assail U.S. Immigration Policy
By Joseph A. Klein, CFP United Nations Columnist | August 19, 2017
The U.S. Constitution protects Americans from having their core liberties as a free sovereign people undermined by a vague global governance “value system”
North Korean Situation History and Proposed Solution
By Dr. Robert R. Owens | August 18, 2017
Nothing happens in a vacuum
Richard Branson pushes universal welfare programs
By Matthew Vadum | August 17, 2017
Giuliani blamed the “perverted social philosophy” of Cloward and Piven
You want to denounce Nazis? Here you go, America
Reality vs. political correctness
By Yoram Ettinger | August 16, 2017
Relinquishing control of the over-towering mountain ridges of Judea and Samaria, would amount to a self-destruct subordination of long-term security to short-terms convenience
State Department’s Recycled Report “Whitewashes” PA Violence
By Liberty Counsel | August 16, 2017
"The so-called 'findings' contained in the State Department's 'Country Reports on Terrorism 2016' are appalling and a blatant whitewashing of the Palestinian Authority's incitement to violence"
North Korea and Iran. The Nuclear Outcome of Strategic Patience
By Barry Shaw | August 15, 2017
This is the consequence of kicking that can down the road. Tomorrow, they will wake up to the same crisis when Iran takes the wraps off their project and are ready for a nuclear breakout
The socialist utopia gets a little lighter
Trump, Israel, Jordan and PLO need to define Palestine’s boundaries
By David Singer | August 14, 2017
Defining Palestine's boundaries is indeed the key to Trump succeeding where all others have failed

