Why Iranians Are in the Streets While Saudis Are—For Now—Content
The mullahs and the princes.
January 8, 2018
Why did the U.S. ignore the red flags in 2013?
Last week, Mehmet Hakan Atilla, the deputy CEO of Halkbank, a government-owned Turkish bank, was convicted in an American federal court for his role in a sophisticated scheme to launder money for Iran. Atilla was brought down by the testimony of one Reza Zarrab, the key player in the scheme, as Jonathan Schanzer writes:
The mullahs and the princes.
Why did the U.S. ignore the red flags in 2013?
From Thanksgiving to September 11.
Helping terrorist organizations advance their totalitarian agendas.
Separating myth from fact about Japan’s great righteous Gentile.
Last week, Mehmet Hakan Atilla, the deputy CEO of Halkbank, a government-owned Turkish bank, was convicted in an American federal court for his role in a sophisticated scheme to launder money for Iran. Atilla was brought down by the testimony of one Reza Zarrab, the key player in the scheme, as Jonathan Schanzer writes:
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