When Barbarism Becomes A “Natural Response”
Leave it to the mainstream media to justify terrorism by blaming its victims. In the wake of the Itamar tragedy
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Terror
Israel’s Conundrum
As Israel bombards Islamic Hamas military targets in Gaza, much of the world screams in protest that Israel has overreacted.
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Embracing Delusions: Lessons for the Olmert Government
There is an old adage to the effect that if your only tool is a hammer; every problem looks like
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When Dialogue becomes Dangerous
The recent meeting between former President Jimmy Carter and Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal in Damascus has once again highlighted the
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Setting America Free
Our war against Islamic radicalism will be fought for many more years, but its defeat will never be achieved so
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The Strategy of Defeat
In his review of David Halberstam’s book The Best and Brightest, Col. Tom Snodgrass, writing in the January 2007 issue
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The Perception of Weakness
Matters of war and peace involve issues of mutual perception as much as ideologies or interests. Historically, when enemies perceived
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Rethinking American War Strategy
In 1945, after the liberation of France, it would have been unthinkable for the Allies to have stopped at the
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The End of Idealism
U.S. foreign policy in the Arab Middle East is now shifting from actively promoting democratic change to the previous policy
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