Islamic State Threatens Israel and Europe, But the Real Danger is Iran
When will the West realize?
December 9, 2015
If Israel can survive, why can’t an Assyrian Christian state?
One hundred years after the Sykes-Picot treaty dividing up the territories of the Middle East, the hope that the region will someday consist of peaceable and well-ordered sovereign states within their current borders seems increasingly deluded. Robert Nicholson suggests a different approach, one seeking to build on the internal cohesion of such “organic communities” as Kurds, Druze, and Assyrian Christians:
When will the West realize?
If Israel can survive, why can’t an Assyrian Christian state?
A painful lesson from the San Bernardino shooter’s father.
What we call ourselves matters.
Guess who left out God?
One hundred years after the Sykes-Picot treaty dividing up the territories of the Middle East, the hope that the region will someday consist of peaceable and well-ordered sovereign states within their current borders seems increasingly deluded. Robert Nicholson suggests a different approach, one seeking to build on the internal cohesion of such “organic communities” as Kurds, Druze, and Assyrian Christians:
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