Why Iran Is Trying to Put a Satellite into Orbit
One step away from an ICBM.
August 4, 2017
Why Iran Is Trying to Put a Satellite into Orbit
One step away from an ICBM.
Tehran claims that last week it successfully launched a Simorgh rocket, designed for putting a satellite into space; according to the U.S. military, the launch was a failure. Even if so, writes Farzin Nadimi, the Islamic Republic, no doubt with help from North Korea, is growing close to mastering the technology for such launches—the same technology needed for an intercontinental ballistic missile:
August 4, 2017
The Problem with Jewish-Arab “Dialogue”
Beyond Palestinian flags at Jewish summer camps.
The American Press Is Afraid to Report on Anti-Semitism When It Comes from Muslims
Imagine if a priest, minister, or rabbi were to call for Muslims to be annihilated.
Og King of Bashan: Giant Warlord or Ruler of the Underworld?
Ancient rabbis got it right; modern scholars got it wrong.
Australian Jews Are Forbidden to Build a Synagogue—Because It Might Be Targeted by Terrorists
Letting the Islamists win.