Most Clicked This Week
- Ted Cruz: "I would not make fighting same-sex marriage a top priority"
- I rarely post Al Jazeera, but this is worth a read: “Every aspect of Iran’s ability to project regional power is being successfully degraded”
- Israel's ambassador to the UN in Geneva, Daniel Meron, called the report "scandalous" and "fake," saying it had been authored by "Hamas proxies"
- Eric Cantor's loss was not about religion
- “The future of Israeli diplomacy will be shaped not only by alliances or declarations, but by technologies so essential that they bind nations together in ways traditional diplomacy cannot”
- Will Israel reject the Oslo Syndrome?
- “It’s a reminder for those who are in this country on a visa or on a green card. You are a guest in this country. Act like it.”
- Michelle Obama Should Have Read the Founder of Tuskegee University Before She Spoke There
Tag Archives: Syria
Will Israel save the world a third time?
ISRAEL HAYOM by Mudar Zahran July 21, 2015 As a Jordanian-Palestinian politician, I and many other Arab politicians and decision-makers have come to learn that Israel is vital for our own existence. In fact, Israel has saved us, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Operation Desert Storm, Saddam Hussein, Syria
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Israel’s enemies already know they will lose
JERUSALEM POST by Yishai Fleisher July 20, 2015 If their goal to limit all of our strikes to a mere “proportional response” – we must hit them with overwhelming force which leaves no one guessing as to who is the … Continue reading
A documentary that ought to rank with the footage of British troops liberating Belsen
THE SPECTATOR by James Delingpole July 11, 2015 Channel 4’s latest episode of Dispatches, Escape from Isis [which will air stateside on PBS], which includes secret footage inside the terror state, is TV at its most unmissable, says James Delingpole So … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Escape from Isis, Iraq, ISIS, PBS, Syria
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The Druze Fight for Israel: Should They Now Fight Alone?
TABLET MAG by Ofir Haivry and Yoram Hazony July 7, 2015 The creation of a well-armed, autonomous, and perhaps ultimately independent Druze region in southern Syria may be the West’s best chance at stemming the spread of radical Islamism As … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged al-Qaeda, Druze, Islamic State, Jihadists, Syria
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A new strategy for Iraq and Syria
WASHINGTON POST by Charles Krauthammer June 18, 2015 It’s time to rethink Iraq and Syria. It begins by admitting that the old borders are gone, that a unified Syria or Iraq will never be reconstituted, that the Sykes-Picot map is … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Charles Krauthammer, Iraq, Islamic State, Kurds, Syria, Tal Abyad
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In Palestine, Islamic State will replace both Fatah and Hamas
JERUSALEM POST by Abraham Miller June 16, 2015 Abbas’ Fatah organization grew out of secular ideologies. Its largest threat now comes from the growing fundamentalist revivalism sweeping the Islamic world. Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian Authority president, now serving the eleventh … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Fatah, Iraq, IS, Islamic State, Mahmoud Abbas, Syria
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Israel Hopes to Use Current Lull to Prepare for Radical Islamic Storm
INVESTIGATIVE PROJECT by Yaakov Lappin June 12, 2015 If you ask defense officials in Israel today for a short-term security forecast, chances are good that you will hear an optimistic outlook and an expectation of relative quiet and stability. Yet a … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Gaza, Hamas, Herzliya Conference, Hizballah, Iran, Lebanon, Maj.- Gen. Amos Gilad, Syria, Yaakov Lappin
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