Taylor Force Act Ending US Funding for PA Terror Payments Set for Congressional Markup By Ben Cohen – The Algemeiner A signature piece of US anti-terrorism legislation is scheduled to be “marked up” by the House Foreign Affairs Committee next…
Balfour at 100 By Michael Makovsky, PhD – The Weekly Standard A century has passed since Britain became the first nation to recognize a Jewish homeland. November 2 marks the centennial of Britain’s Balfour Declaration, the first international recognition of…
Donald Trump has announced two important and long overdue changes to Iran policy. First, he committed to addressing the shortcomings of the Iran nuclear deal, without terminating it. Second, he called for a comprehensive strategy to counter Iranian aggression throughout…
The U.S.-Turkish relationship has recently become so bad that analysts in both countries now wonder if it is beyond repair. There are good grounds for the worsening of this relationship, not least President Tayyip Erdoğan’s increasingly blatant anti-Americanism. But going…
Addressing the United Nations General Assembly last week, President Trump singled out two countries as “reckless regimes” engaged in “hostile behavior”: North Korea and Iran. His remarks echoed President George W. Bush’s invocation of an “axis of evil” including those…
The Islamic State group has struck again. In a matter of days, there were major terrorist attacks in Barcelona and stabbings in Siberia and Finland and a few other incidents that remain murky. The headlines are screaming and the analysts…
Former Jerusalem police commander tells of hard decisions involving suicide bombings By Donald H. Harrison – San Diego Jewish World Members of local law enforcement, always concerned about the possibility of terrorism, are meeting on Tuesday with Israeli experts on…
The developments that followed the Temple Mount crisis highlighted the media’s penchant for manufacturing unnecessary drama * If anything, the decision to roll back security measures on the Temple Mount was a sign of Israel’s strength, not its weakness. A…
Much separates Iran and North Korea, but the two have plenty in common when it comes to nuclear ambitions * Whenever they move to appease the West, they somehow get closer to realizing their goals, while the world fumbles to…