The President Shouldn’t Make a Lame-Duck Bid to Renew the “Peace Process”
It will only bind the hands of his successor.
October 28, 2016
Britain Engages in Lawfare against Its Own Military
With implications for the U.S. and Israel.
Currently, over 2,000 British servicemen are under official investigation for alleged abuses committed in Iraq and Afghanistan, a situation that the UK’s most senior officer recently attributed to sheer prejudice against the military on the part of government officials who see terrorists as freedom fighters. Agreeing with this analysis, Richard Kemp notes that many of these investigations have turned up nothing, and that “if there were any foundation to accusations of abuse on this scale, it would amount to a wholesale breakdown of military order and control.” He also points out that this anti-military campaign, waged by “unscrupulous, politically motivated lawyers” with the cooperation of vindictive Afghans and Iraqis, has important implications for the U.S. and Israel:
October 28, 2016
Britain Engages in Lawfare against Its Own Military
With implications for the U.S. and Israel.
A Muslim’s Memoir of Apostasy, and His Call for Reforming Islam
Atheist Muslim.
How Two Leading Orthodox Rabbis Responded to the Scopes Trial
Debating Darwin in synagogue.
An Ancient Papyrus May Be the Oldest Known Hebrew Document to Mention Jerusalem. But Is It Genuine?
A 7th-century-BCE note about wine?