Iran’s Biggest Problem Isn’t Sanctions or Today’s Elections; It’s Water
How the mullahs have created an impending crisis.
May 19, 2017
Iran’s Biggest Problem Isn’t Sanctions or Today’s Elections; It’s Water
How the mullahs have created an impending crisis.
From 1962 until 1979, the majority of water-infrastructure projects in Iran were managed by Israeli experts. All that changed with the Islamic Revolution of 1979. And this is but one of the many ways the ayatollahs have pushed their country to the brink of environmental disaster, as Seth Siegel explains:
May 19, 2017
The President’s Indiscretion Won’t Shake the World’s Best Intelligence Relationship
Both sides have too much to lose.
The U.S. Must Aid Persecuted Christians
Religious freedom must be a foreign-policy priority.
Why the Ten Commandments Matter
And the role of the family in Jewish life.
After Two Millennia, Christians Begin to Appreciate the Jewish Love of Law
Perhaps not a curse after all.