Radical Islam’s War against the West
Islamists can do untold harm, even if they can’t win.
March 12, 2018
Qatar, North Korea, and the Dangers of American Gullibility
“Screw them, collaborate with them, and double-cross them all at once.”
Americans leaders and statesmen, argues Yigal Carmon, have long suffered from a “syndrome” that presumes the trustworthiness of their foreign counterparts even in the absence of evidence. Reviewing numerous instances of such naïveté—from Franklin D. Roosevelt to the present—Carmon focuses on current dealings with North Korea and Qatar: two countries that have proved themselves to be anything but trustworthy:
March 12, 2018
Qatar, North Korea, and the Dangers of American Gullibility
“Screw them, collaborate with them, and double-cross them all at once.”
How Politics Created an Unnecessary Dispute between Jerusalem Churches and the Israeli Government
Why the Church of the Holy Sepulcher was briefly closed.
What the Latest Critique of Liberalism Fails to See
America is a story of freedom, not simply an abstraction.
How the Dutch Red Cross Abetted the Nazis during World War II
Between the Germans and the Jews, they were neutral.