Iran’s Expanding Influence in Africa Is a Threat to Peace
Proselytization, charitable works, and terrorism.
September 6, 2018
A U.S. Court Reverses a Troubling Decision on Hamas Terror
A murdered teenager’s life isn’t worth less because he lived in the West Bank.
In June, a U.S. court of appeals ruled on the case of Fraenkel v. Islamic Republic of Iran, in which the family of Naftali Fraenkel—a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen who was kidnapped and murdered by Hamas in 2014—sued Iran and Syria over their support for the terrorist group. According to federal statute, American citizens, like Fraenkel’s mother and siblings, are allowed to sue foreign governments for their role in committing and assisting acts of terror. The federal district court that first heard their case found in the Fraenkels’ favor, but it awarded them a sum far smaller than what precedent would dictate. Michal Navoth explains:
September 6, 2018
A U.S. Court Reverses a Troubling Decision on Hamas Terror
A murdered teenager’s life isn’t worth less because he lived in the West Bank.
Like It or Not, Benjamin Netanyahu Is Right about Strength and Weakness
Military might defeated Nazism.
Faith and Doubt in Psalm 27
From a naïve confidence to an enduring hopefulness.
Germany Has a Nazi Problem. It Also Has a Refugee Problem
Understanding what happened in Chemnitz.