World News & Opinion
U.N. Palestinian Solidarity Day - The U.N.‘s Annual Attempt to Turn Back the Clock
By Guest Column Anne Bayefsky | November 30, 2011
The carefully orchestrated day also had other components.
Muslim Anti-Semitism and the Arab Spring
By Daniel Greenfield | November 30, 2011
The Muslim Middle East has failed to break with the poisonous religious and ethnic politics of the past
Goodbye UNESCO a Model for Goodbye UN
By Phyllis Schlafly | November 30, 2011
Green Climate Fund, Global tax
Desperate Middle East Regimes
By Alan Caruba | November 29, 2011
The Middle East currently holds the greatest prospect for a hot war as Iran and its close ally, Syria, struggle to maintain control over their populations.
Palestine - Jordan Juggles and Jockeys
By David Singer | November 29, 2011
Abbas needs to get back to negotiating with Israel without delay if he does not wish to see yet another opportunity slip through the fingers of the Palestinian Arabs
The United Nations' "solidarity" with the Palestinian cause - to delegitimize the Jewish state and enable its destruction - knows no bounds
Egypt’s Election: A Victim of Power Struggle
By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah | November 28, 2011
Egyptian military, which has been successful in igniting warfare in the Cairo streets, pitting Muslim against Christian and inciting Islamist against freedom-fighters, will soon be rewarded with civil war
Christmas and a unique look at the Nativity
By Guest Column Michael Vallins | November 28, 2011
JOURNEY TO CHRISTMAS
The Myth of the Arab Spring Underdog
By Daniel Greenfield | November 28, 2011
The cult of martyrdom in the Muslim world means that there are no shortage of people eager to die in order to become a symbol
Iran threatens U.S. with “crushing” retaliation
By Jim Kouri | November 26, 2011
Iran will retaliate if the United States attacks it
Calling things by their proper names
By Caroline Glick | November 25, 2011
After some six thousand Americans gave their lives in the struggle for Iraq and hundreds of billions of dollars were spent on the war, it is quite amazing that its conclusion is being met with disinterested yawns.
The Future of Egypt
By Daniel Greenfield | November 24, 2011
Politics in Egypt: After all the shouting and arguments, the winner will be the one with the biggest mobs and the most bread and circuses
Spain's incoming prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, promised it would repeal the new measure and return to the previous law
UNESCO elects Syria to human rights committees
By Guest Column UN Watch | November 23, 2011
Vote slammed by UNESCO director & Canada FM
Obama to deploy 500 FBI agents to London Olympics
By Jim Kouri | November 23, 2011
FBI’s international law enforcement activities
Iran threatens U.S. with “crushing” retaliation
By Jim Kouri | November 23, 2011
The U.S. should understand that a war against Iran and Syria will not remain in the Iranian and Syrian territories, but it will engulf the whole region
Intel Committee launches probe into security threats posed by China
By Jim Kouri | November 23, 2011
Corporate security industry, Chinese-owned telecommunications companies working within the United States
The End of the Peace Process
By Daniel Greenfield | November 22, 2011
The Peace Process, that horrible masochistic program of terrorist empowerment, is a fading mirage that no one believes in anymore
Evil Develops in the South
By News on the Net Yoram Schweitzer and Ilona Dryndin | November 21, 2011
The long desert border, the proximity to the Gaza Strip, and the terms of the peace treaty with Egypt, which enabled the maximal calm during the Mubarak era, limit Israel’s ability to act militarily with regard to the Sinai.
Palestine - Abbas Flirts With Political Suicide
By David Singer | November 21, 2011
Matters such as compensating families for the loss of their family members murdered and tortured or who lost their jobs will also need to be resolved if true reconciliation is to be achieved.
Egypt, Syria, Iran and Israel - Approaching the Tipping Point
By Douglas V. Gibbs | November 21, 2011
Obama is empowering the worst enemies of Israel and the West. Those radicals wish to annihilate all non-Muslims, but especially Israel and the United States
Kim Jong Il’s Honorary Consuls: “The Elders”
By Claudia Rosett | November 18, 2011
Jimmy Carter, Kofi Annan, Lakhdar Brahimi, Mary Robinson, Gro Brundtland
Kinek Removing Mighty Barriers in U.S.-Canada Ecommerce
By News on the Net | November 17, 2011
New KinekPoints along Border Promise Freer, Cheaper Flow of Online Goods into Canada
The UN body had “failed to take prompt or effective action to protect the victims of Syrian mass killings.”
The Debate Over China
By Heritage Foundation Ericka Andersen | November 17, 2011
China is actually reliant on America due to a highly investment-driven economy that thrives on an open, global system of trade.
Don’t Underestimate Iran’s Instability
By Daniel Greenfield | November 17, 2011
The fanatics want armageddon, the clerics want a big gun that they can use to become a world power and the people doing the killing-- it's anyone's guess what they want
Hezbollah chief warns of regional war if Iran, Syria attacked
By Jim Kouri | November 15, 2011
Hezbollah's "Martyr's Day," the group's secretary-general, Hassan Nasrallah
Iranian, Iraqi military chiefs cozy up as U.S. prepares pullout
By Jim Kouri | November 15, 2011
U.S. intelligence analysts believe Iran's ultimate goal is the takeover of the fledgling democracy, and replacing Iraq's duly elected government and its constitution with an Islamist regime and Sharia law
Iran’s Nuclear Armageddon
By Alan Caruba | November 15, 2011
The world is rapidly running out of time to prevent an Iranian Armageddon
Defending Israeli Democracy
By Caroline Glick | November 14, 2011
Judicial usurpation of legislative and governmental power.

