World News & Opinion
How to combat antisemitism at the UN
By UN Watch | May 28, 2013
Israel can and must articulate clearly identifiable sources of inequality that can be fixed – if the commitment to universal human rights standards is bona fide
The Israeli Man’s Burden
By Daniel Greenfield | May 28, 2013
The peace process is a myth because its end result was never meant to be peace
Britain’s wrong approach to stopping radical Islam
By David C. Jennings | May 27, 2013
It’s time for Britain to get tough! Islam is an unacceptable ideology for the UK!
Savages of Stockholm
By Daniel Greenfield | May 27, 2013
The burning cars are a metaphor for the impact of Muslim immigration on Sweden and the West
Palestine - Beware The Snake Oil Salesman
By David Singer | May 26, 2013
Last thing the "Palestinian cause" needs is snake oil salesmen peddling false claims--prescription for disaster
Thank you Hafez al-Assad
By Caroline Glick | May 24, 2013
The situation in Syria is dangerous and highly flammable.
Technocracy And The Making of China
By Guest Column Patrick Wood, Editor The August Forecast | May 23, 2013
Trilateralists And The China Trade, New International Economic Order
Syria & UN Health Assembly Join to Slam Israel
By UN Watch | May 22, 2013
"Out of 25 agenda items on the WHO's conference agenda, all but one address global themes."
Sharlene Bosma: “He has become our Tim”
By News on the Net | May 22, 2013
"The devil led the vilest form of evil down our driveway, and it smiled at me."
Palestinians' intransigent and deceptive approach to negotiations with Israel. The Palestinians remain the victims of their own delusions.
North Korean Defector Wins Human Rights Award
By UN Watch | May 20, 2013
Dong-hyuk Shin to Receive UN Watch Prize at League of Nations Hall in Geneva
Britain’s Muslim Problem – Child Sex Rings
By David C. Jennings | May 19, 2013
Authorities must overcome the fear of racial and religious profiling
Palestine - Turning Unreality Into Reality
By David Singer | May 19, 2013
Any TV show that turns unreality into reality is indeed money well spent.
Iraq, Saddam Hussein, WMDs, Chicago politics,
Group Would Ask Pope Francis to Come Speak Out Against the Horror of Abortion and Celebrate Mass in Phoenix Park, Dublin
Boycott
By Guest Column Dr. Mordechai E. Schwarz | May 15, 2013
Letter to Stephen Hawking
Growing Pains for Britain’s ‘New Right’
By David C. Jennings | May 15, 2013
Elements of Islam are causing crisis in British society and around the world, and need to be addressed in a very firm way
Queens’s speech legislation in jeopardy?
By David C. Jennings | May 14, 2013
Britain’s status in the EU: Politicians have long been accused of corruption and incompetence but now open contradiction is becoming a matter of Tory policy
Welcome to bizzaroworld—Iran to preside over UN disarmament panel
By Guest Column Anne Bayefsky | May 13, 2013
This also isn’t the first time that the UN has appointed Iran to a position of authority wildly at odds with its reprehensible record
America remains unaware this is transpiring and the British remain oblivious to the potential consequences
Iran to chair U.N. disarmament conference
By UN Watch | May 13, 2013
“This is like putting Jack the Ripper in charge of a women’s shelter,”
United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, UNIFIL
Serbia and Israel: Shared Glory and Tragedy
By Victor Sharpe | May 13, 2013
The failure to withstand Islamic triumphalism is dhimmitude or death
Palestine - Hawking Needs To Do More Talking
By David Singer | May 13, 2013
Stephen Hawking
British National Party, elections, UKIP, EU referendum, talking points, Nadine Dorries
Security Council has been ineffective in stopping the killings in Sudan
NGOs vs. those who serve Israel
By Caroline Glick | May 10, 2013
Vast array of NGOs generously funded by the supposedly pro-Israel New Israel Fund
The United Nations has become one of the principle adversaries of the natural family
First time: UN Watch submits unprecedented resolution to remove Richard Falk, calls on US & EU to endorse text
Defending Freedom in North Korea’s Shadow
By Heritage Foundation Bruce Klingner | May 9, 2013
Hard-fought freedom bears fruit—not only for South Koreans, but also for the world

