Major corporations have gotten behind racism and anti-Semitism because the Democrats have.
Opinion
The line of demarcation between authentic terrorism and mental illness is irremediably unclear. Nonetheless, going forward, decision-makers in both Jerusalem and Washington will need to more diligently correlate principal counterterrorist policies with pertinent causal factors.
I was reeling from news of the death of a dear pro Israel friend, Bill Behrer, when I learned of the terrorist murder of Ari Fuld in Israel, over the weekend.
We will soon be celebrating Simchat Torah, and Jews throughout the world will dance with Sifrei Torah in their synagogues, community centers,
Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita told Breitbart News last Wednesday that the Kingdom of Morocco supports the Trump administration’s policies towards Iran.
While opposing jihadist terror has become a security obligation in the US, Europe, and Israel, too-little analytic attention has been directed toward focused remedies for such terror, those that could build solidly upon searches for immortality.
Terrorism can have borders. All you have to do to save lives is protect those borders.
Europe’s mainstream media has reached a point of distorted frenzy about what it calls the “far-right” and “neo-Nazis.
Over the past week, violent protests have swept the southern Iraqi city of Basra.
Word has come from Israel that a (tentatively) spotless red heifer has been born.
A bad time for bad ideas.
Many younger people on the Left may not know the extent of Farrakhan’s bigotry, or they may condone it by claiming that he did a service to black communities.
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing was the beginning of the Democrat 2020 primaries, and the winner was the Senate Democrat who yelled the worst possible thing.
The Palestinian exception involves giving the Palestinians and their supporters a pass for actions that would otherwise be illegal, simply because they are Palestinians and pro-Palestinian activists.
Over the past week, violent protests have swept the southern Iraqi city of Basra. Twelve people have been killed in the protests and hundreds injured.
