World News & Opinion
The Covert ‘War’ In Iran
By Peter C. Glover & Michael Economides | January 17, 2012
Tehran has been quick to blame Israel and America for the assassinations
Che Guevara now selling Mercedes-Benz
By Humberto Fontova | January 17, 2012
Viva la Revolucion! To sell cars in the U.S., Mercedes Benz is relying on the mass appeal in the U.S. of the mass-murdering Stalinist who craved to destroy the U.S
"The attack raises serious questions about the ability of the Palestinians to create a democratic state where people feel free to question their government without fear of being seriously injured or killed for doing so.
HSLDA, ADF say changes would violate int'l legal standards on human rights
No-kidding red lines
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | January 17, 2012
U.S. response to an Iranian nuke may be bluster, but Israel’s won’t be
Nuking the Strait of Hormuz?
By Arnold Ahlert | January 17, 2012
It is entirely possible that Iran, after achieving nuclear capability, will use that capability — and detonate a device in the Strait of Hormuz
The Society for the Protection of Iranian Nuclear Scientists
By Daniel Greenfield | January 17, 2012
A few technicians of death are a small price to pay for the lives of millions
Israel: Land for Peace Fails
By Douglas V. Gibbs | January 17, 2012
Appeasers refuse to learn from history, and like Neville Chamberlain with Germany, Barack Obama and his fellow appeasers are positioning the world for a new world conflict
UNESCO Commissioner Spells Out Global Fallout From Palestine Decision
By David Singer | January 13, 2012
If Palestine becomes a full member in any UN agency, the US would end funds to that agency
Morocco’s Anti-Israel Hypocrisy At The UN
By Joseph A. Klein, CFP United Nations Columnist | January 12, 2012
Morocco's hypocrisy is just the latest example when it comes to condemnations of Israel from countries whose human rights records are so much worse
How the U.S. “Bullied” Poor Little Castro
By Humberto Fontova | January 7, 2012
The Castro regime has never settled a penny of this mass burglary with its U.S. victims
The land-for-peace hoax
By Caroline Glick | January 6, 2012
Since the inauguration of the land-for-peace process between Israel and the PLO 19 years ago, the Palestinians have repeatedly demonstrated their bad faith.
Palestine Blunder Costs UNESCO $167 Million in 2012-2013
By David Singer | January 5, 2012
UNESCO needs to come clean and review or justify its questionable decision - or continue to wither on the vine.
Islamophilia and the Israeli Question
By Daniel Greenfield | January 4, 2012
Israel has not poisoned the West's relationship with the Muslim world. It is the native and reflexive hostility of the Muslim world which did that
Hamas Says Gaza Not “Occupied” But U.N. Insists It Is
By Guest Column UN Watch | January 3, 2012
World Body Out of Step with Palestinians
Exposure! British senior diplomat Sir Jeremy Greenstock whitewashes Hamas
By Barry Shaw | January 3, 2012
Sir Jeremy Greenstock removes the stigma of Hamas being a terrorist organisation bent on killing Jews and destroying the State of Israel.
Is Israeli society unraveling?
By Caroline Glick | January 3, 2012
If we give in to the forces of contention and chaos, we risk endangering everything we hold dear.
2012 Middle East Scenarios
By Alan Caruba | January 2, 2012
The pot is boiling and the potential for small conflicts to spread into big ones is huge. The West is not dealing with nations, but tribes
The Genocide Doctrine
By Daniel Greenfield | January 2, 2012
The genocide doctrine employed by modern administrations has nothing to do with the Holocaust either, it has a great deal to do with dressing up the wars that our leaders decided they wanted to fight anyway.
Gao Zhiyi is planning to visit Gao Zhisheng as soon as he gets a physical address of the prison.
Palestine - Bye Bye Oslo, Hullo Jordan and Egypt
By David Singer | December 29, 2011
It's over: the "peace process", the "road map", the "Oslo agreement"; the whole fandango is history
China’s Real Estate Bubble May Have Just Popped
By News on the Net | December 28, 2011
China's Real Estate Bubble May Have Just Popped; The Two Year Anniversary Of "China's Ghost Cities" Epic Keynesian Fail; China - 64 million vacant condos
UN lowers flag for Kim Jong-il; rights group urges equal sympathy for victims
By Guest Column | December 28, 2011
There is little hope for any immediate change for the people of North Korea, UN Watch highlights.
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC)
Good News from the UN!
By Phyllis Schlafly | December 28, 2011
United Nations Climate Change conference in Durban failed to achieve its two main goals: New treaty to replace the 1997 Kyoto Protocol limiting greenhouse gas emissions, Global tax scheme to finance a Green Climate Fund
Soros’ Latest Israel Project
By Daniel Greenfield | December 28, 2011
There are real social and economic problems in Israel, but the left has made a career out of exploiting those problems. And Soros' latest Israeli project is a subversive attempt to gain influence and undermine the country
Netanyahu’s misleading lessons in governance
By Caroline Glick | December 27, 2011
While supporting the Left does Netanyahu little good, it does his party, his political camp, his agenda and the country real harm.
Between Mecca and Jerusalem
By Daniel Greenfield | December 26, 2011
The choice between Mecca and Jerusalem is a choice between slavery and freedom, between ignorance and knowledge, and between darkness and light
CBS Still Shilling for Castro
By Humberto Fontova | December 26, 2011
Cuban coral reef conservation
The Light Above
By Daniel Greenfield | December 25, 2011
Chanukah is a commemoration of national liberation from the rule of the Syrian-Greek empire ruled by Antiochus IV