terrorism

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 ›

Orlando, Florida City Skyline on Lake Eola at Night (logos blurred for commercial use)

^{Scott S. Powell
June 16, 2016
Discovery Institute}

Orlando Massacre Can Be A Turning Point In The War On Terror

_{Scott S. Powell
June 16, 2016
Discovery Institute}

Within 24 hours of the nightclub massacre in Orlando committed by Islamist terrorist Omar Mateen, reports came out that the perpetrator had been a person of interest known by the FBI. In 2013 Mateen was interviewed twice by the FBI after he had made inflammatory comments to workplace colleagues asserting his ties to ISIS. In 2014 he was questioned again Read More ›

^{Discovery Institute
July 2, 2010}

What We Still Haven’t Learned Since 9/11

_{Discovery Institute
July 2, 2010}

Sen. Slade Gorton, 9/11 Commissioner & Former WA Senator Read More ›

^{John Wohlstetter
January 31, 2008
Foreign Policy}

Dial ’08 for terrorism

_{John Wohlstetter
January 31, 2008
Foreign Policy}

The assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has brought foreign policy and security issues to the forefront, as America prepares to elect a president. Homeland security is part of the seamless web that links actions abroad to consequences at home. Above all, fears that a nuclear device will be detonated on American soil have been aroused anew by Read More ›

^{John Wohlstetter
January 21, 2008
Foreign Policy}

The Long War Ahead and the Short War Upon Us

_{John Wohlstetter
January 21, 2008
Foreign Policy}

The Long War Ahead and the Short War Upon Us, provides an assessment of the successes and failures of the United States’ War on Terror, six years after 9/11. As important, it provides a fresh perspective on how to meet the challenges posed by a war with many fronts in a complex and shifting environment. Mr. Wohlstetter sees two wars Read More ›

^{June 24, 2007
Human Exceptionalism}

American terrorist

_{June 24, 2007
Human Exceptionalism}

Tecate, Baja California, Mexico - September 14, 2021: Late afternoon sun shines on the USA Mexico border wall people walk in front of it.

^{Edwin Meese III
June 7, 2007
Foreign Policy}

Invasive and Ineffective

_{Edwin Meese III
June 7, 2007
Foreign Policy}

Proponents of the latest Senate effort to change the nation’s immigration laws emphasize border security. Indeed, the very title of the bill, the “Secure Borders Economic Opportunity and Immigration Reform Act of 2007,” says so. This reflects public opinion. Surveys over the past two years consistently show that over two-thirds of our citizens believe border security should be the first Read More ›

Officers of the Russian army marching. Military conceptual view.

^{Yuri Mamchur
June 28, 2006
Foreign Policy}

Putin’s License To Kill

_{Yuri Mamchur
June 28, 2006
Foreign Policy}

This week Mayor Yuri Luzhkov is hosting Saudi prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz al Saud in Moscow. On Wednesday President Putin personally met with the prince and chose this particular meeting to announce to the world Russia’s response to the jihadists who murdered five Russian diplomatic workers last week in Iraq: “find and destroy”. Not many people in the world Read More ›

European Union flag against European Parliament

^{George Weigel
March 9, 2006
Foreign Policy}

Europe’s Two Culture Wars

_{George Weigel
March 9, 2006
Foreign Policy}

Spain seemed to be standing firm against terror, with demonstrators around the country wielding signs denouncing the "murderers" and "assassins." Yet things did not hold. Read More ›