israel

^{Scott S. Powell
November 10, 2023
Foreign Policy}

Threats to the United States now at a Whole New Level

_{Scott S. Powell
November 10, 2023
Foreign Policy}

It turns out that nations do not stumble into wars and conflict. Wars are generally the result of globalist forces with ulterior motives or political leaders who seek to shore up and protect their political position by demonizing a target, like Russia, and then rallying the people’s support around the enemy of that target, like Ukraine, in the name of patriotism and American interests. Read More ›

Harvard-Epworth United Methodist Church view in Cambridge Massachusetts, USA

^{Debra J. Saunders
October 25, 2023
Citizen Leadership}

Too Pure for Harvard?

_{Debra J. Saunders
October 25, 2023
Citizen Leadership}

The BDS -- or Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions -- movement began in 2005 as a progressive effort to defund and isolate Israel. The goal has been to pull money from Israeli institutions, isolate the Jewish State and stoke cowardice in corporate boardrooms. Read More ›

Tel Aviv skyline off the shore of the Mediterranean sea - Panoramic aerial image

^{Bruce Chapman
October 16, 2023
Citizen Leadership}

Myth and Reality of Israel’s Success

_{Bruce Chapman
October 16, 2023
Citizen Leadership}

Allysia Finley of the Wall Street Journal does us all a favor in her column, "Our enemies are the CEO’s…Our comrades are in Gaza," describing the labor Union SEIU units that are seeking to portray Israel’s vital and pathfinding economy as the product capitalism and colonialism. They get the historical facts wrong, she writes, quoting at length from George Gilder. Read More ›

Israeli National flag waving on the top of Mount of Olive with background of residential houses in Jerusalem, Israel

^{George Gilder
October 11, 2023
Foreign Policy}

The New Israel Test

_{George Gilder
October 11, 2023
Foreign Policy}

Are you for civilization or barbarism, life or death, wealth or envy? Are you an exponent of excellence and accomplishment or of a leveling creed of troglodytic envy and hatred? That is the “Israel Test,” inescapable today. Read More ›

^{Debra J. Saunders
October 11, 2023
Foreign Policy}

Israel at War

_{Debra J. Saunders
October 11, 2023
Foreign Policy}

I've been to Israel four times. The first visit was a vacation in 2015. While many Americans experience Israel in a group during an extended tour, we traveled alone and booked day guides or specific tours. We started in Jerusalem, spent a day in Masada and the Dead Sea, spent the Sabbath in Tiberias and ended the trip in Tel Aviv. As Israel finds itself at war, I find myself thinking of that first trip to the Holy Land. Read More ›

^{John Wohlstetter
September 4, 2023
Foreign Policy}

The Gathering Middle Eastern Storm: Israel’s Dilemma — Part Four

_{John Wohlstetter
September 4, 2023
Foreign Policy}

Since Iran’s program was revealed in 2002, the Israelis and Americans have been unwilling to, either individually or together, carry out operations that would end Iran’s nuclear program. Read More ›

^{John Wohlstetter
December 29, 2016
Foreign Policy}

Obama’s Palestine Punchout

_{John Wohlstetter
December 29, 2016
Foreign Policy}

It is possible that President Obama actually believes that his 11th hour Mideast madness at the UN — stealthily coordinated with the Palestinians, according to Israeli PM Bibi Netanyahu; initiated by the U.S., according to the Egyptians — will foster peace in the Arab-Israeli conflict. This is so delusional that if his belief is in fact honest it is arguably even Read More ›

^{Discovery Institute
October 7, 2010}

Turkey vs. Israel?

_{Discovery Institute
October 7, 2010}

Claire Berlinski discusses a new danger in the Middle East. She predicts new interactions between the two countries after viewing the changing in governments, economies, and cultural outlooks. Read More ›

^{Claire Berlinski
June 21, 2010
Foreign Policy}

A Visit Inside Turkey’s Islamist IHH

_{Claire Berlinski
June 21, 2010
Foreign Policy}

The IHH is part of the Free Gaza movement, an international association dominated by Europeans and headquartered in Cyprus. Read More ›

^{Steve Marshall and Bruce Agnew
August 31, 2008
Cascadia}

Northwest Could Be A Leader In Electric Transport Systems

_{Steve Marshall and Bruce Agnew
August 31, 2008
Cascadia}

Shai Agassi is on a mission to make the world a better place. After helping to sell his family’s software business to the German enterprise software giant SAP for $400 million, he was on track to become its CEO. But after an inspiration about what he could do that would make a difference, not just money, he left SAP to Read More ›