Editorial: It is very important to send all needed military aid to our best ally in the Middle East Israel. But more importantly is to end the Obama/Biden regime appeasement policy with Iran and to cease any humanitarian funds to the Gaza Strip which are stolen by Hamas. Hamas terrorists must be told release all […]
Obama’s Mideast Legacy Is One of Tragic Failure
January 18, 2017 by
Obama’s one-sided Cairo speech, on June 4, 2009, took place before a large number of Islamic sheikhs and members of the Muslim Brotherhood. (Image source: White House) The Middle East is a more dangerous place after eight years of the Obama presidency than it was before. The eight disastrous Obama years follow eight disastrous George […]
Obama, Media Go Quiet on Historic Mideast Catastrophe
October 11, 2016 by
Trapped While the press was focused on the Hillary-Trump debate, Iranian-backed rebels fired two missiles at the USS Mason off Yemen. The Associated Press describes the incident: The Navy says the missile launch Sunday night landed in the water before getting near the USS Mason.Lt. Ian McConnaughey, a Navy spokesman, said Monday it’s unclear if the […]
Mideast Teachers Reveal How Islam Erases Christianity from History
April 23, 2016 by
Christianity is being physically erased from the Middle East with scant worldwide attention. Yet even fewer are aware that Christianity’s historical role and presence in the Middle East is also being expunged from memory. Last month, a video emerged showing Islamic State members tossing hundreds of Christian textbooks, many of them emblazoned with crosses, into […]
What Really Drives Obama’s Destructive Mideast Policy?
October 8, 2015 by
It’s not a stretch to say that what ex-president Jimmy Carter did for Iran, Barack Obama is doing for the whole Middle East and beyond. Islamic State is on the move; jihadism in general is raging and all the rage; and with the Iran deal, the man who helped enable the “Arab Spring” may give […]
Putin Plays Mideast Chess as Obama Looks
October 1, 2015 by
It is sometimes said that in negotiations with foreigners, American leaders play checkers, while their wilier opponents play chess. There is perhaps some truth to this, as American leaders sometimes chase short-term political results, a consequence of democratic governance and constantly changing leadership. By contrast, despotic Persians are credited with inventing chess, and in modern […]