The single condemnation at an interfaith panel, like the fake quotes of the grand muftis, shows that there is no larger rejection of the Hamas coffin spectacle in the Muslim world.
The Supreme Court’s decision will have significant and lasting implications for the ability of American victims of terrorism to seek justice in U.S. courts against foreign sponsors of terror.
Any agreement that allows Hamas to reclaim control over Gaza, while at the same time being allowed to publicly humiliate the hostages when they are finally released, is clearly fundamentally flawed, and should not be allowed to proceed to the next stage.
Israel has the motivation, and the capacity, to strike a severe blow at the Iranian nuclear program, using its air power, and perhaps also with the involvement of its special forces.
A thoroughgoing housecleaning appears to be in the offing — unless the deep state that Patel will be targeting manages to defeat him in a head-on confrontation.
What happened in Gaza was not the doing of a small ‘extremist’ group but the Islamic ideology of hundreds of millions of people in the Middle East and around the world—including in the U.S.
The Syrians have not forgotten that during the civil war, Hezbollah was a key supporter of the hated dictator Bashar al-Assad, and helped to keep him in power when he seemed, at times, to be toppling.
Federal judges are abusing the APA’s interdiction of 'capricious' rulemaking by bureaucrats to block policies that are coming directly from the White House for entirely well-known reasons.
The five locations represent critical defensive outposts to secure northern Israeli communities, some of which suffer from topographical inferiority due to being surrounded by higher Lebanese hills and mountains to their north.
The Palestinian Authority has made it clear that it is making this change not because it believes it is wrong to fund terror, but because it needs US money.
A big target is Nigeria, where Tehran claims that its surrogates led by Sheikh Ibrahim al-Zakzaki have converted over 20 million people to the creed of Twelver Shiism over the past decades, at a low cost of $1 billion.
If there had been any evidence of these 'severe beatings' and 'deliberate starvation,'the inspectors from the International Red Cross would have reported both.
The Houthis recognize that if they hold U.N. employees hostage, killing men like Ahmed every so often, the U.N. will refuse to speak up about Houthi abuses or diversion of aid for fear of suffering Houthi retaliation.
US intelligence reportedly regarded al-Awlaki as a terrorist sympathizer 'until about 2009,' the year he set up the bombing of a Detroit-bound airliner on Christmas Day.
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If Hamas in Gaza can secure its survival through the taking of hostages and their exchange for its continued governance, it will justifiably be able to claim victory in its most recent war with Israel.
Those who want the best outcome for the Gazans — a return to normal life in the Strip, with Gazans settled in apartments rather than in the tents they are now living in, should not mock, but welcome Trump’s suggestion.
Hollywood’s Jews don’t like being Jewish. And so they don’t like Jews very much. Their idea of a Jewish character is a neurotic, because they’re neurotic, and grotesque because they see Jews as grotesque.
Why should the Americans contribute so massively to an Egyptian military buildup, when the weapons being delivered, if they are ever to be used, will almost certainly be used against Israel?
Qatar has hosted Hamas leaders, funded the terror group, and broadcasted terror messages from its TV network Al Jazeera to promote Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, and other terror groups.
Trump appointees have stood up for the civil rights of Jewish students while Obama appointees, true to their president’s policy, have enabled campus antisemitism.
If the Kuwaitis and the Jordanians could resettle the ‘Palestinians’ out of their countries on far less grounds than the atrocities of Oct. 7, the Israelis certainly have the right to do it.
The mullahs' sudden enthusiasm for negotiations means they are not planning to abandon their nuclear ambitions but rather use them as a ploy to outlast Trump's presidency.
The abortive excellent adventure that Mohamed and Hussein tried to embark upon demonstrates yet again the importance of Trump’s concerns about unvetted mass migration.
Rather than militarily virtue signal with ineffective naval patrols as the Biden administration did, the United States and its partners must blockade Hudaydah, and only allow ships to pass that undergo real inspections.
Hezbollah has worked hard, with Iranian backing, to maintain leverage within Lebanese military intelligence in the south of the country, where it has long ensured sympathetic (Shi’ite) officers cooperate with it.
For now, Abbas feels safer living under Israeli security control in Judea and Samaria than being with the masked terrorists of Hamas and PIJ in the Gaza Strip.
In response to the Muslim Brotherhood's violent ideology, a number of pro-Western Arab regimes, such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, have designated the organisation as a terrorist entity.
The Obama administration had sent a fortune in weaponry to the LAF for a fake war in which Hezbollah and ISIS cut their own deal, while Hezbollah’s puppet army pocketed our weapons.
Israel would welcome extensive Gaza emigration, with Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer, the prime minister’s envoy, initially presenting the concept to Trump.
Any deal would enable Iran's regime to buy time, surreptitiously advance its nuclear program and 'wait Trump out' in the hope of a more lenient U.S. administration coming to power in the future.
Liberal Jews became more liberal. Traditionalist Jews became more traditionalist. And the Jews of Israel alternated between winning wars against Jihadist armies and trying to get along with them.
Most normal observers would agree that Harris 'wasn't performing well in softball interviews' in the fall of 2024, but that's not what most journalists and pundits were saying at the time.
Both Egypt and Jordan for good pragmatic reasons long ago left the field of active engagement in the conflict, their continued fealty to the 'Palestinian cause' is solely symbolic.
Trump should have no illusion, though: Such a deal would not be a path to peace, but rather a tactical delay to outlast Trump in the hope that a new administration would pose far less a threat.
It’s equally important to realize that this seemingly arcane argument about how broad the sanctions against the ICC should be is really about how they can be rendered toothless and remain purely symbolic measures that do nothing at all.
Palestinian statehood has become almost a religion in which no new developments will ever make those who support it reconsider their unshakeable, almost fanatical faith.
No matter how they’re disguised, American boots are back on the ground and the lives of American soldiers are being risked in a nation building project to create a terror state.