Stop Iran—the Next North Korea—before It’s Too Late
Containment and regime change should be the goal.
August 14, 2017
Mahmoud Abbas Is Aging, Losing Control, and without a Successor
Après lui, le déluge.
At the age of eighty-two and reportedly in poor health, the Palestinian Authority (PA) president faces declining popularity, yet has made no effort to appoint a successor. He has also taken a much harsher line with Hamas, slashing payments for fuel and, more recently, for hospitals—perhaps out of concern with the threat the organization poses to his rule. Grant Rumley analyzes Abbas’s position with respect to the most recent outbreak of violence:
August 14, 2017
Mahmoud Abbas Is Aging, Losing Control, and without a Successor
Après lui, le déluge.
Why Many American Muslims Are Afraid to Stand Up to the Anti-Semites in Their Midst
They fear not outsiders, but those within their own communities.
The Nazi Atrocity “Dunkirk” Overlooked
The 1940 battle gave the Third Reich a chance to show its true colors.
A 2,000-Year-Old Stoneware Workshop May Be Evidence of Ancient Halakhic Observance
Near a town made famous by the New Testament.