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…not by elections) 10-year term as president, rules with an iron fist in the West Bank, and has a personal history of Holocaust denial and funding terrorism. Gaza, the other…

…it very clear in a meeting of Jewish leaders early in his first term that he felt that the close relationships that his predecessors always had with Israel was not…

…terrorists? It has been difficult for the Obama administration, who began its term in office as the “anti-Bush” president, to come to grips with the lesson that appeasement does not…

…on July 11, 2011. They were translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute, (MEMRI) and posted Monday, July 25th for everyone to read. I plead with you, if you…

…to dissolve his government on February 1; and the next day led President Ali Abdullah Salleh of Yemen to promise not to run for re-election when his term expires in…

…couldn’t refuse it, he wouldn’t [refuse it].” The Israelis had made it clear, according to Rubinstein, that because the terms of the offer were so generous, that this was supposed…

…for its great adoration for the Jewish state, took the Obama administration to task for its singularly stringent treatment of Israel. Last week, we reprinted Marty Peretz’s blog from the…

…in the black struggle for freedom within our own country. His use of the term “resistance” totally underscores his misconception that the Palestinian cause is a movement of freedom from…

…to term the events a coup, there are some serious legal implications, including the cessation of U.S. military aid to the Egyptian army. U.S. law, in part, “restricts assistance to…

…due to long-term factors that the MB regime could do little about, the MB government exacerbated that crisis. The only nation that could keep Egypt afloat was Saudi Arabia, but…