The Iran Deal Had No Binding Force under International or Domestic Law
Easy to make, easy to break.
May 11, 2018
Membership in Interpol Gives the Palestinian Authority a Tool for Harassing Its Enemies
They’ve learned from the world’s autocracies.
Last September, over U.S. objections, Interpol granted admission to the Palestinian Authority (PA)—in violation of the Oslo Accords. While the international law-enforcement body does not employ its own agents or officers, it allows member states to issue so-called Red Notices, which are requests for the arrest of specific individuals, and vaguer instruments known as “diffusions.” Ted Bromund examines the many ways the PA can exploit Interpol to harass Israelis and persecute internal enemies:
May 11, 2018
Membership in Interpol Gives the Palestinian Authority a Tool for Harassing Its Enemies
They’ve learned from the world’s autocracies.
With a New Film, Russia Seeks to Change Its Own Narrative about the Holocaust
Sobibor.
American Civil Religion and the Dangers of Removing Scripture’s Moral Teachings from Their Context
Judeo-Christian ethics, the Ten Commandments, and The Ten Commandments.
An Anti-Semitic Exhibit by the World’s Most Celebrated Graffiti Artist
Banksy in Bethlehem.