The Lebanese Prime Minister Came to the U.S. to Do PR for Hizballah
Saad Hariri wants to turn American troops into human shields for terrorists.
August 7, 2017
Lessons from the Case of Charlie Gard
Was his life worth living?
The infant Charlie Gard, who suffered from a very rare congenital disorder, died six days short of his first birthday—after his parents fought, and lost, a legal battle to convince British courts to allow them to take him abroad for medical treatment. Charles C. Camosy analyzes the case:
August 7, 2017
A New Book Argues That a Massacre Never Happened at Deir Yassin
Shattering a myth of the 1948 war.
Does the Defeat of Islamic State Mean Victory for Iran and Russia?
A reinvigorated NATO must find a way to respond.
Lessons from the Case of Charlie Gard
Was his life worth living?
China’s Forgotten Plan to Resettle Jewish Refugees from the Third Reich
To help Jews, and to gain Western sympathy.