World News & Opinion
Iran undeterred
By Caroline Glick | January 30, 2015
From the Golan Heights to Gaza, from Yemen and Iraq to Latin America to Nantanz and Arak, Iran is boldly advancing its nuclear and imperialist agenda.
Sly anti-Semitism
By Barry Shaw | January 29, 2015
You can see it where ever you look. It’s in the media. It’s in public statements by politicians and diplomats. It’s on the campus, and it’s chanted in street demonstrations
Mullahs’ regime stuck in epicenter of crises
By Heshmat Alavi | January 29, 2015
Unveiling human rights violations in Iran has increased to the regime's already boiling crises and added to its complications
An Auschwitz Anniversary
By Alan Caruba | January 28, 2015
Auschwitz is not some place that existed a long time ago. It was yesterday
The Significance of President El-Sisi’s Greetings
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 27, 2015
Abdel Fatah al-Sisi became the first Egyptian president ever to visit the St. Mark Cathedral during Coptic Christmas Eve Mass
Yemen Crumbles, Iraq Stumbles, America Fumbles
By David Singer | January 25, 2015
How long will it take Obama to understand that Islamic State can only be comprehensively defeated by military action undertaken on the ground by a properly equipped, authorised United Nations international force?
The Secretary General, while well-meaning in his general condemnations of anti-Semitism and of hate speech generally, lost a prime opportunity to put his money where his mouth is
Comment on Today’s UNGA Anti-Semitism Session
By UN Watch | January 22, 2015
UNGA must examine own record; this year has condemned Israel 20 times compared to only 3 on rest of world
Non-discrimination has become favoritism for Islam
By A. Dru Kristenev | January 20, 2015
Minute by minute, the flood of Muslim favoritism cuts deeper through western nations
Federica Mogherini and Freedom of speech
By Ralph Raschen | January 19, 2015
Abolishing freedom of expression by regulating it through EU directives and Sharia implementation pacts with the Arab League
Sisi’s Brave New Egypt?
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 16, 2015
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi continues to be the antithesis of longstanding mainstream media portrayals of him
The answer to French anti-Semitism
By Caroline Glick | January 16, 2015
No one urged French Jews to make aliya. And the number of anti-Semitic attacks increased massively each year. French governmental hostility toward Israel similarly escalated with each passing year
Old Armenian Church Bombed in Syria
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 15, 2015
Perpetrators are allegedly militants from the Islamic Front’s (Jabhat al-Islamiyya) militia “Harakat ‘Ahrar Al-Sham” (Liberators of the Levant Movement), who fired mortar shells at the cathedral
Craven cowardice is despicable in any news organization, but especially when it is displayed by the premier news organization of a nation that so prizes individual liberty
Je ne Suis pas Charlie—I’m Sane
By Selwyn Duke | January 13, 2015
We fought with the Soviets to defeat Hitler, but we never said "I am Stalin." I'm certainly as opposed to Muslim jihadists as anyone, but I'm proud to say je ne suis pas Charlie.
Palestinians Are Running Out of Friends Again
By Alan Caruba | January 13, 2015
Just one more bizarre and stupid charade that Abbas and the Palestinians engage in from time to time
How the West Destroyed Libya
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 13, 2015
Needless to say, such atrocities were unheard of under Gaddafi's "authoritarian" rule--just as they were unheard of in Saddam Hussein's Iraq
White House Faces Backlash for Absence at Anti-Terrorism Rally
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | January 12, 2015
The leader of the free should have at least made an effort to attend. And if not, he could have sent the vice president or the secretary of state
Kumbaya Won’t Save Us From Islamist Terror and Hate
By Anne Bayefsky | January 12, 2015
Sympathy for Jews and journalists is perceived competition. So they came out to thump their chests and cry “me too!”
Palestine—Mapping The Truth Erases A Long-running Fiction
By David Singer | January 12, 2015
A little bit of intellectual honesty can go a long way
‘We All Now Look Like Terrorists Before the World!”
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 11, 2015
Adib asked his viewers, “Are you, as Muslims, content with the fact that today we are all seen as terrorists by the world?
"We look to the major democracies to show moral leadership and to defend the integrity of the United Nations and the cause of human rights."
Greek Radical Left on the March
By Arnold Ahlert | January 9, 2015
Syriza: The Coalition of the Radical Left, is poised to assume the reins of power
Palestinian Authority: wannabe state without rules of state
By A. Dru Kristenev | January 8, 2015
Twisted, self-indulgent, calculating projection is rife among dictators, despots, religious zealots and terrorists and, unfortunately, a growing number of elected and appointed officials here in the United States
The Significance of Sisi’s Speech
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 8, 2015
Islamic terrorism and chaos is not a product of grievance, territorial disputes, colonialism, Israel, offensive cartoons, or anything else the West points to. It's a product of their "own hands."
UNESCO designated Abu Hasira mausoleum is recorded as a historic Egyptian monument
Video: Sisi’s Remarkable Speech on Dangers of Islamic “Thinking”
By Raymond Ibrahim | January 6, 2015
How Islamic “thinking is antagonizing the entire world"
Arabs and Palestinians will always have the left to bail them out of their failures, and use Israel as the Jewish whipping boy
Doctors Killed His Mom Because She Was Depressed. Now He Speaks Out Against Euthanasia
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | January 2, 2015
‘I don’t agree that an oncologist with no expertise in treating complex mental health issues can kill a physically healthy woman.’
Imposing deadlines for resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict on Palestinian terms, including full Israeli withdrawal from all “occupied” territories within three years