Terror – Mark Silverberg

Leave it to the mainstream media to justify terrorism by blaming its victims. In the wake of the Itamar tragedy

Israel’s Conundrum

As Israel bombards Islamic Hamas military targets in Gaza, much of the world screams in protest that Israel has overreacted.

There is an old adage to the effect that if your only tool is a hammer; every problem looks like

The recent meeting between former President Jimmy Carter and Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal in Damascus has once again highlighted the

Our war against Islamic radicalism will be fought for many more years, but its defeat will never be achieved so

In his review of David Halberstam’s book The Best and Brightest, Col. Tom Snodgrass, writing in the January 2007 issue

Matters of war and peace involve issues of mutual perception as much as ideologies or interests. Historically, when enemies perceived

In 1945, after the liberation of France, it would have been unthinkable for the Allies to have stopped at the

U.S. foreign policy in the Arab Middle East is now shifting from actively promoting democratic change to the previous policy