Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST Jun. 2, 2008 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad suffered a humiliating setback this week in his quest for international legitimacy. Ahmadinejad is expected to arrive in Rome this week to participate in a UN summit on the global food crisis (which has been caused by the rise in oil prices […]

May 29, 2008, 6:21 PM Caroline Glick Israel’s 2005 withdrawal from Gaza was presented to the world as a strategic bid to enhance prospects for peace between the Palestinians and Israel. Proponents of the move argued that removing all Israeli civilians and military personnel from Gaza would take away the source of Palestinian grievances. Once […]

Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST May. 29, 2008 By all accounts, New York millionaire Morris Talansky cut a sympathetic figure in Jerusalem’s District Court on Tuesday. As he described the hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash he gave to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert since he first met him in the early 1990s, he […]

JOEL MOWBRAY , THE JERUSALEM POST May. 28, 2008 The long knives are out for Rev. John Hagee, the fiercely pro-Israel evangelical leader who, until recently, was supporting US presidential candidate John McCain. He is being branded not just an anti-Semite, but one tagged by the media with the worst association possible: Hitler. Granted, Hagee […]

May 27, 2008 GUSH KATIF VIEWPOINT 136 THE RAPTORS AND I by Rachel Saperstein, Neve Dekalim/Nitzan Months ago I had received an outraged call from a Jerusalem Post reporter. “Do you realize that by settling in the Lachish region you would cause an ecological disaster to the raptors?” I listened, aghast at the outrage I […]

By Jamie Glazov FrontPageMagazine.com | Friday, May 09, 2008 Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Howard Rotberg, the author of The Second Catastrophe: A Novel about a Book and its Author (Mantua Books). The novel explores the problems faced by a pro-Israel historian after he wrote a book comparing Islamists to Nazis, and the situation for […]

By:Professor Louis René Beres and Clare Lopez (Central Intelligence Agency, Ret.) Wednesday, May 21, 2008 Professor Beres is especially pleased to present this co-authored article with Clare Lopez, Central Intelligence Agency (Ret.). Ms. Lopez, who worked on the Operations side at CIA, is currently an author and consultant. President Bush – while waging a “war […]

by Daniel Pipes Jerusalem Post April 17, 2008 There’s an impression that Muslims suffer disproportionately from the rule of dictators, tyrants, unelected presidents, kings, emirs, and various other strongmen – and it’s accurate. A careful analysis by Frederic L. Pryor of Swarthmore College in the Middle East Quarterly (“Are Muslim Countries Less Democratic?”) concludes that […]

By:Herbert Zweibon Wednesday, May 21, 2008 Shmuel Katz, a”h – underground leader, member of the first Knesset, publisher, historian, biographer and essayist – passed away May 9 in Eretz Yisrael at the age of 93. Katz was the most trenchant political thinker modern Israel has produced. His career was marked by a selfless political integrity; […]

By P. David Hornik FrontPageMagazine.com | Wednesday, May 21, 2008 Israel’s 60th anniversary has prompted a rash of articles summing up the Jewish state’s achievements and problems. It’s also worth considering the world’s record vis-à-vis Israel over these six decades of its existence. The subject is very large and this article only looks at some […]