The UN’s Anti-Semitic Alliance
The Turkish prime minister’s recent slander about Zionism occurred at a UN organization event.
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How Israel Lost Europe
How Benjamin Netanyahu lost friends and Mahmoud Abbas influenced people.
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A Palestinian Flanking Maneuver
If the U.N. awards the status of 'non-member state' to the Palestinians, the Oslo Accords will be left in tatters.
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America’s Future in the Mideast
Thomas Friedman, Elliott Abrams, Walter Russell Mead, and Aaron David Miller advise the next president.
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How the Tragedy of 9/11 Made Canada a Better, More Sensible Country
How much has Canada changed in the last eleven years? Consider this: As the World Trade Center rubble was still smoldering, the then-leader of Canada’s left-wing NDP party, Alexa McDonough,...
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Webster Commission Gets 2004 Madrid Train Bombings Wrong
Last week, I wrote about the Webster Commission's final report on the Nov. 5, 2009 Fort Hood shootings....
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Some Questionable State Department Actions
Prepared by staff at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies 1) Global Counterterrorism Conference Without Israel The Global Counterterrorism Forum w...
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Arming Ourselves Against Barbarians
We can’t do it with appeasement, accommodation and sophistry.
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Iranian Terror and Obama’s Misguided Terror Forum
Iran and its terror subsidiary, the Lebanon-based Hezbollah, appear to be responsible for a...
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What Condi Says About Romney
Floating Rice’s name as a possible vice president shows the Romney campaign’s lack of foreign-policy smarts
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Drachmail and the New Democrats
Can Germany's Angela Merkel hold fast against Greek brinksmanship?
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Why We Should Use JLENS
The West shouldn’t be afraid to use its technological advantages.
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Gary Sick, Discredited but Honored
The so-called "October Surprise" plot that briefly enthralled the American public twenty years ago is one of the most influential political conspiracy theories in U.S. history. As the story goes,...
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Can Serbia Join the EU After Gay Rights Setbacks?
On 12th October, the European Commission issued a report recommending that Serbia should be offered official candidate status to join the EU. The decision was long in the making, and not surprisi...
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Terrorism and the Coming Decade
Ten years after the 9/11 attacks, US officials are speaking openly of Al Qaeda’s impending death. Defense secretary Leon Panetta declared in early July of this year that the US is “wi...
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Breaking Tehran
Iran is at war with us, and we must win.
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AQAP Releases 7th Edition of Inspire
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has released the seventh edition of its Inspire magazine. The publication, which was obtained by the SITE Intelligence Group, praises the Sept. 11 attacks...
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Al-Qaeda Isn’t Beaten Yet
Adecade after the 9/11 attacks, U.S. officials are openly declaring that victory over al-Qaeda is imminent. "Al-Qaeda is sort of on the ropes and taking a lot of shots to the body and the head,"...
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Losing Malmo
Do you remember the jihadist terror campaign that ravaged Malmo, Sweden’s third largest city? Do you recall the bombings, the suicide-hijackings, and the random assassinations that finally...
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Are Taxpayers Funding Palestinians’ Dangerous Unilateralism?
The Associated Press reported yesterday that “Palestinian delegations will make the rounds of nearly a dozen countries to try to drum up more support for their bid to have the United Nation...