World News & Opinion
China Can Exploit United Nations Double Standards On Palestine
By David Singer | July 14, 2016
Double standards in the international community have a horrible way of coming back to bite those indulging in such dangerous games
Theresa May will become Britain’s prime minister on Wednesday
By Dan Calabrese | July 12, 2016
No time like the present.
Fighting Anti-Israel Hate
By Barry Shaw | July 11, 2016
Let's get in their faces. Let's adopt a tough and truthful messaging
Truth for Giulio Regeni
By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah | July 11, 2016
The mystery of the Regeni case in Egypt can only be solved when the truth being obscured by the Egyptian state is revealed.
Divest from Palestine
By Daniel Greenfield | July 11, 2016
Divest from "Palestine" and it, along with its bands of murderers and killers, ceases to exist.
Elie Wiesel: The man who shouted for us all
By Anne Bayefsky | July 8, 2016
Elie Wiesel’s shout will be deeply missed. His voice, however, continues to reverberate, stirring us all from silence
Today: UNHRC to confirm nominees of Egyptian-led panel
By UN Watch | July 8, 2016
UNHRC Consultative Group
All States Should Freeze North Korean Regime Assets
By UN Watch | July 7, 2016
UN Watch pursues global campaign after U.S. imposes sanctions on dictator
The time has surely arrived for trilateral negotiations to be commenced between Israel, Jordan and Egypt to allocate sovereignty in Judea and Samaria (West Bank) and Gaza between their respective sovereign States
That post-Brexit freakout didn’t take with the financial markets
By Herman Cain | July 6, 2016
Calm returns, as it always does
The UN Security Council is incapable of demanding anything from the parties. Time is running out
Cisco highlights global confidence in Israel
By Yoram Ettinger | July 1, 2016
Israel’s unique role as the most effective battle-tested laboratory of the US defense industries
Creative chaos
Palestine—European Union Acclaims Abbas Whilst Flogging Farage
By David Singer | June 29, 2016
Brexit proponent Nigel Farage has been branded a liar by the European Parliament (EUP)--but PLO Chairman Mahmoud Abbas can lie compulsively without the slightest EUP remonstration or rebuke
Approaching the inevitable nadir
A Socialist Les Miserables in Venezuela
By Daniel Greenfield | June 28, 2016
Socialism is increasingly popular in America. Meanwhile in Latin America, socialism kills babies and drives starving mobs to demand food outside the presidential palace under the guns of the regime’s soldiers
Iran: The Land of Legalized Human Rights Violations
By Shahriar Kia | June 28, 2016
Recent lashings are institutionalized methods of punishment in Iran
There’s blood in the water
By Barry Shaw | June 28, 2016
A Palestinian anti-Semitic blood libel about Israel and water
Reactions to Brexit about as unhinged and hysterical as it gets
By Dan Calabrese | June 27, 2016
The left is a little touchy about the rejection of its world-changing ideas
Which is why the elite don't see what the problem is
“Bad Policy From A Good Leader?” The Demise Of The European Union
By Leigh Bravo | June 26, 2016
The dissatisfaction in the United Kingdom seems somewhat similar to the rise of the American middle and working class and the ever building support for Donald Trump
Protected-Christians in Arab lands
By Yoram Ettinger | June 24, 2016
Transferring Bethlehem to the Palestinian Authority would relegate it to a town of many churches, but devoid of Christians
Brexit: The Shot Heard ‘Round The World!
By Dave Merrick | June 24, 2016
Now another shot heard 'round the world has been fired, this time by the British. Hopefully, America and others will get wise and follow her lead
Britain votes to leave EU; David Cameron resigns as prime minister
By Dan Calabrese | June 24, 2016
Elites panic, having apparently lost control of the people
Britain outside the EU: An Israeli perspective
By Barry Shaw | June 24, 2016
Britain has voted for an independent Britain
Palestine—European Union Should Heed Israel’s Sobering Message
By David Singer | June 23, 2016
Facilitating direct negotiations between Jordan, Israel and Egypt on the future of Judea, Samaria and Gaza could be meaningful negotiations - not negotiations for negotiations sake--towards ending the 100 years old conflict
Arab nationalism in the words of Lawrence of Arabia
By Barry Shaw | June 21, 2016
Discordant mosaic of provisional administrations
Hilton sums up the EU as “an organization with three presidents, none of whom are elected.”
Iranian regime seeks help from same international court it treated with contempt over taking of U.S. hostages
Britain, in or out? A view.
By Barry Shaw | June 18, 2016
Surely, British entrepreneurs and innovators are as talented as ours – well, almost

