Blogs
Islamism’s Likely Doom
As recently as 2012, it appeared that Islamists could overcome their many internal dissimilarities — sectarian (Sunni, Shiite), political (monarchical, republican), tactical (political, violent)...
Nearly 1,000 Children Making Aliyah to Israel in 2013
Nefesh B'Nefesh, the first ever 'Children Aliyah' flight, landed safely at Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday morning, July 23. On the El Al flight were 106 children and their parents, along with 54 single Americans, who will...
Syrian Rebels Target Hezbollah
A string of bombings, rocket attacks, and assassination attempts has brought the Syrian civil war into Hezbollah's Lebanese stronghold. Hezbollah has found itself unable to keep Syria's rebel factions from attacking its assets deep inside Lebanon....
Courts Unravel Sanctions on Iran
This article by Shoshana Bryen was originally published by the Gatestone Institute. Supporting sanctions against Iran is understood to be a position designed to moderate Iranian behavior regarding the acquisition of nuclear capability. It is the position...
Maccabiah Games: Uniting Jews from Near and Far
Every four years, the Maccabiah Games, the world's third largest sporting competition (after the Olympics...
Poll: Egyptians Opposed to Muslim Brotherhood Protests
A new poll shows that most Egyptians have no desire to see former President Mohamed...
European Sanctions Are a Test for Israel
There are no free lunches in personal and national struggles, especially when it comes to...
Egypt vs. Turkey: Are All Islamists Autocratic?
Mohamed Morsi's recent ejection as president of Egypt prompts a contrast-and-compare with his Turkish counterpart,...
Iran Condemns Filmmaker as ‘Traitor’ for Israel Visit
The Islamic Republic of Iran's vehemently anti-Semitic and anti-Israel sentiment has never been limited to...
Islamism’s Likely Doom
As recently as 2012, it appeared that Islamists could overcome their many internal dissimilarities — sectarian (Sunni, Shiite), political (monarchical, republican), tactical (political, violent) or...
Nearly 1,000 Children Making Aliyah to Israel in 2013
Nefesh B'Nefesh, the first ever 'Children Aliyah' flight, landed safely at Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday morning, July 23. On the El Al flight were 106 children...
Syrian Rebels Target Hezbollah
A string of bombings, rocket attacks, and assassination attempts has brought the Syrian civil war into Hezbollah's Lebanese stronghold. Hezbollah has found itself unable to keep...
Courts Unravel Sanctions on Iran
This article by Shoshana Bryen was originally published by the Gatestone Institute. Supporting sanctions against Iran is understood to be a position designed to moderate Iranian behavior...
Maccabiah Games: Uniting Jews from Near and Far
Every four years, the Maccabiah Games, the world's third largest sporting competition (after the Olympics and FIFA), are held in Israel. Also called the "Jewish...
Poll: Egyptians Opposed to Muslim Brotherhood Protests
A new poll shows that most Egyptians have no desire to see former President Mohamed Morsi return to power despite daily Muslim Brotherhood-organized protests that...
European Sanctions Are a Test for Israel
There are no free lunches in personal and national struggles, especially when it comes to the Jewish people, and certainly not in the Middle East. Successful...
Egypt vs. Turkey: Are All Islamists Autocratic?
Mohamed Morsi's recent ejection as president of Egypt prompts a contrast-and-compare with his Turkish counterpart, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Their careers at the top...
Iran Condemns Filmmaker as ‘Traitor’ for Israel Visit
The Islamic Republic of Iran's vehemently anti-Semitic and anti-Israel sentiment has never been limited to international politics. Such bigoted attitudes continue to spill over into...
Anti-Semitic Vandals Strike Again in Hebron
The Avraham Spring in Hebron was vandalized with swastikas for the second time this week. Once again, swastikas were spray-painted around the spring, which is frequented...
Rolling Stone’s Latest ‘Bad Boy’ is a Terrorist
Johnny Depp. Justin Bieber. Rihanna. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev? Whoa! Known for gracing its covers with musicians, movie actors and pop icons, Rolling Stone magazine has frequently tapped the...
A European Vacation and a Renewed Joy in Judaism
I recently returned from a wonderful, amazingly enriching trip to Europe. There is so much cultural beauty and greatness about Europe. From the breathtaking views to the museums,...
Egyptian General: Hamas Smuggled Rockets to Muslim Brotherhood
A high-ranking Egyptian general on Wednesday accused Hamas of smuggling rockets into Egypt for use by the Muslim Brotherhood. Hamas started out as an offshoot of the Egyptian...
U.S. Ambassador to Egypt: ‘Muslim Brotherhood’s Lackey’
This article was originally published by the Gatestone Institute. Why do millions of Egyptians, including politicians and activists, consider Anne Patterson, the U.S. ambassador to Egypt,...
