Syria’s Drug Trade Threatens a New Crisis for the Middle East
The political wars of today risk becoming the lethal narco-wars of tomorrow.
December 28, 2021
Syria’s Drug Trade Threatens a New Crisis for the Middle East
The political wars of today risk becoming the lethal narco-wars of tomorrow.
While the Iran-backed terrorist group Hizballah has long been involved in the South American cocaine trade—an important source of its revenue—it has in recent years also been exporting a stimulant called Captagon. Much of its supply is coming from nearby Syria, where the Hizballah-allied regime has turned to drug production to fund its efforts to win the ongoing civil war. Matthew Zweig explains:
December 28, 2021
It’s Time for Mainstream Jewish Organizations to Stop Legitimizing CAIR
The recent condemnation of “Zionist synagogues” shouldn’t come as a surprise.
Bill de Blasio’s Rocky Relationship with His Jewish Voters
After establishing strong ties with some Orthodox communities, he burned his bridges with a single tweet.
The Yemenite Path to Zionism, as Explained by One of Yemen’s Greatest Rabbis
“Without a malady, there is no need for a remedy.”
Remnants of an Ancient Synagogue Discovered in a Turkish Resort Town
A plaque in Hebrew and Greek, ending with the word shalom.