World News & Opinion
Iran: from “roll-back” to “roll-on”
By Yoram Ettinger | August 24, 2015
Senator Menendez (NJ-DEM), opposed the Iraq War and supported President Obama 98% of Capitol Hill votes
The power of Jewish indignation
By Caroline Glick | August 22, 2015
When Jews stand up to anti-Semites, the anti-Semites back down
Will our democracy put up with the secrecy behind Iran deal?
By UN Watch | August 21, 2015
U.N.’s nuclear watchdog
Iran Deal Supporters! You will have blood on your hands!
By Barry Shaw | August 21, 2015
Think again, before you sign away our lives to this fatal deal.
Oh, good: UN side deal lets Iran self-inspect its own nuke site
By Dan Calabrese | August 20, 2015
What could go wrong?
Between 2007 and July 31, 2015 there were reportedly 690 allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse for all categories of UN personnel, according to the UN’s own Office of Internal Oversight Services
What Will the Iran Deal Mean for NATO Missile Defense?
By News on the Net Azriel Bermant | August 17, 2015
Now that the deal with Iran has been signed, the Obama administration will need to engage closely with its NATO allies in Europe and ensure clarity over the future of its missile defense plans
Iranian Dissidents Against the Iran Deal
By News on the Net | August 15, 2015
Iranian human rights activists warn the West not to give money to the regime that terrorizes them.
US voters shape the Iran debate in Congress
By Yoram Ettinger | August 14, 2015
Unlike all other democratic systems, the US Federalist system features the constituent as its chief axis. The 435 House Members and 100 Senators serve at the pleasure of their constituents, not the President or party leaders.
UNRWA’s latest appeal for more than $100 million in special additional funding should be treated in the same way as the boy who cried wolf
Palestine: More Straight Talking—Less Doublespeak
By David Singer | August 13, 2015
Western democracies supporting this disingenuous state of affairs should hang their heads in shame. Unless they engage in more straight talking and less doublespeak-- any negotiated two-state solution will remain pure fantasy
The Iran-North Korea Axis Of Atomic Weapons?
By Claudia Rosett | August 13, 2015
When asked about allegations of Iran-North Korea nuclear ties, Obama administration officials either retreat behind the classified veil, or deflect the question
Is this human history’s greatest campaign ad? You be the judge
By Robert Laurie | August 13, 2015
That's...well...something.
Saudi Arabia VS President Obama and Secretary Kerry
By Yoram Ettinger | August 7, 2015
Obama's and Kerry's diplomacy has made the world a much more dangerous place
Palestine - Chickens Coming Home To Roost For Turkey
By David Singer | August 7, 2015
Kurdish Statehood: Turkey seems set to pay a huge price for Erdogan's hypocritical double standards
Coptic Solidarity Supports Global Repeal of Blasphemy Laws
By Christian Newswire | August 6, 2015
Articles 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights both guarantee the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion
International Experts Warn Sri Lanka against dangerous Ambassadorial Appointments
By Guest Column Sri Lanka Watcher | August 4, 2015
Millions in foreign exchange was being wasted on maintaining 25 costly and useless Sri Lankan diplomatic and consular representations
Muslim Slaughter of Christians
Marxist Populism in Latin America: Why not Name and Shame?
By Guest Column Adolpho Lindenberg | August 2, 2015
Brazil and Latin America shall continue going down the dangerous chute towards the abyss where Venezuela and Cuba already find themselves.
Jewish demographic tailwind; no Arab demographic time bomb
By Yoram Ettinger | August 1, 2015
The demographic trend is Jewish. Anyone claiming that Israel must concede geography (Judea & Samaria), in order to secure demography is either dramatically mistaken or outrageously misleading. Wishing you a rewarding week.
It looks as if the president and his secretary of state are on a mission to praise, protect and defend their enemies, to despise and punish their allies, and to diminish America
If Iran starts cheating, Netanyahu has no choice but to strike
By James Jay Carafano | July 30, 2015
By empowering Iran, the deal is all but guaranteed to spark a conventional arms race—and quite possible a nuclear one—in what is already the most unstable and dangerous region in the world.
The Iran-North Korea Strategic Alliance
By Claudia Rosett | July 29, 2015
While the Iran-North Korea alliance is based primarily on weapons traffic, it is fortified by a shared hostility toward free societies, as epitomized by America
Wait . . . what?
Nine Red Lines For a Nuclear Agreement With Iran
By Frank Gaffney Jr. Fred Fleitz | July 27, 2015
The National Security Nine redlines constitute terms that would achieve the desired result – a nuclear deal with Iran that actually stops its pursuit of nuclear weapons
Faced.
To Iran’s jihadist leaders with hegemonic designs, as the Persian proverb says, “silence betokens consent.”
Iran deal presages UN military action against Islamic State
By David Singer | July 24, 2015
Hopefully Obama's giant gamble pays this huge dividend
Israel’s technology protects British troops in Afghanistan
By Yoram Ettinger | July 22, 2015
The UK is Israel's second largest trading partner after the US.... More firms listed in London's stock exchange last year from Israel than from anywhere in the world, other than the UK itself
Iran Wins, Palestinians Lose
By Moshe Dann | July 22, 2015
The Iran deal and its effect on Palestinianism

