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Turkey Turns on Israel

June 7, 2010 By Askar Askarov 95 Comments

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Erdogan exposes his fangs to the Jewish state.

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How the Veil Conquered Cairo University

February 5, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 39 Comments

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Radical Islam’s takeover of the lives of Egypt’s educated women.

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